Columbus filed a lawsuit against Rosco's Market, aiming to close it for being a public nuisance linked to drug activity and prostitution near a school.

Ohio announced six new projects that will create 415 jobs and retain 1,118, contributing $24 million in payroll and $1.1 billion in investments across various sectors.

Two individuals were wounded in a shooting on S. Oakley Ave., Columbus. The Columbus Police are investigating and have asked the public for information.

An impending heatwave in Columbus and Cincinnati is set to bring temperatures 20 degrees above normal. Breezy conditions and a chance of record-breaking heat earlier in the week will be followed by rainfall and cooler temperatures towards the weekend.

Jo Ann Davidson, Ohio's first female House Speaker, died at the age of 97, leaving a significant legacy in state politics.

Two teens were arrested in Columbus, Ohio after a high-speed chase ended with a crash involving a car suspected to be stolen. A police helicopter tracked the teens before the vehicle collision.

United Midwest Savings Bank celebrates its first anniversary at its Westerville headquarters, with CFO Jennifer Thomas highlighting its community fit and commitment to local engagement.

Rayshawn Anderson was convicted of murder in the daylight shooting of Alonzo Byrd in Delaware County. He faces life with at least 21 years before parole eligibility.

Local filmmaker Cyrus Richardson received a $25,000 grant to produce the psychological thriller "Aimless" in Hilliard, which is set to boost the local creative economy.

A motorcyclist died on Stelzer Road in Columbus after a collision with a Buick Encore. Occupants of the Buick were injured but treated on-scene. An investigation is ongoing.

Highland County receives a $129,628 grant through the Ohio Brownfield Remediation Program for assessments at the East Monroe Tank Farm, aiming for environmental clean-up and economic development.

A woman was killed in a dog attack in Pickaway County, and two aggressive dogs from a nearby home were shot by police after the incident, with potential criminal charges pending.

Ohio AG is suing a Marysville couple for failing to complete or perform shoddy home improvements after taking payments, seeking $81,000+ in restitution, and more.