Abreham Michael Beyene, 49, died on Road E; a damaged truck found near a Columbus man's home cracked the case.

Judge Polly Shamoon found no link between Blain's PTSD claim and the alleged corruption. Mayor Steve Vaus says he's relieved.

Surveillance video led Sharonville police to two suspects after shots rang out at the Sonesta Suites early Tuesday — but officers found no victims at the scene.

A 4-year-old suffered head and eye cuts when a hurled liquor bottle shattered his school bus window near Linden Street.

The federal charter lets Ripple manage RLUSD's reserves and offer crypto custody — but not take deposits or make loans.

Air Force veteran Jay Cambridge says the free eight-week boot camp near Jones and Charleston is bringing him back to his veteran community.

Berkeley Hall School reopened its gates after an hour-long lockdown that LAPD traced to an apparent swatting call.

CScale wants to replace copper with light inside AI data centers, and Nvidia just bet money on it.

The Wailuku institution is moving into Central Pacific Bank's Kahului building, with a Maine lobster roll joining the menu.

BBARWA’s Greenspot project would recharge local aquifers near Erwin Lake, but final funding still awaits board approval.

Attorney General James Uthmeier claims First Street's flood scores clash with FEMA data and scare off Florida buyers.

El Paso starts Tuesday sunny and calm, with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. Storm chances return Thursday, bringing a risk of heavy rain and localized flooding.

Malakhi Copley, diagnosed nonverbal at age 2, tied knots and steered a sailboat at a free Charleston camp for autistic kids.