Wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, the No. 1 overall recruit of 2024, is set to start for Ohio State against Akron, bringing a rare skillset to the lineup.

A person was shot inside an establishment in Columbus, and the police are investigating the incident. They urge the public to help by providing information.

Ex-deputy Charles Davis faces 58 charges, including rape, before a court after his indictment and recent termination from the Franklin County department. His case has brought embarrassment to local law enforcement.

A bicyclist died after a hit-and-run collision in northeast Columbus, with the incident occurring at the State Route 3 and Innis Road intersection. Authorities are seeking information on the fleeing vehicle.

Ohio's AG has filed a lawsuit against First Premier Home Warranty and its owner for deceptive practices, based on 31 consumer complaints regarding inadequate service coverage and refund issues.

Ameir Trent plead guilty to reckless homicide and other charges for the death of 15-year-old Devin Bannister and received a 15 to 17-year prison sentence.

Ohio invests $95 million to bring high-speed internet to 35,000 households across 23 counties through the Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion Grant program.

Columbus Police are seeking information about an armed robbery at a BP gas station, committed by a male with a knife and gun, demanding cash and cigarettes.

A head-on collision on East Livingston Avenue resulted in the death of Deandra Brigham and severe injuries to three others. The wrong-way crash involved an unlit vehicle and is under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts dry, progressively warmer weather for Ohio with clear skies and temperatures rising towards the 90s by early next week, suggesting stable summer-like conditions.

Columbus police are actively seeking Jaquez Hoover for two murder charges after a double homicide at Aura nightclub in June, urging public assistance.

The article discusses a class action lawsuit filed against the city of Columbus following a cybersecurity breach, with upcoming legal actions from police and firefighters' unions.

Alexis Peterson's journey from a young basketball talent at Columbus YMCA to competing for Olympic gold in Paris highlights the role of her Ohio community in shaping her skills and ambition.