The Franklin County Sheriff's STING Unit conducted raids resulting in the arrest of Fred Thompson on felony drug charges and the seizure of drugs and cash.

Dustin Ohm, charged with the attempted aggravated murder of a police officer, briefly escaped custody but was recaptured in Columbus, Ohio. He had been left unsupervised and managed to flee from a hospital appointment.

Columbus police address rising car thefts, noting many suspects are juveniles, and urge public vigilance on social media. No crime statistics provided.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office warns about scammers impersonating officers, demanding money for missed jury duty or legal issues and urging payments via gift cards or cryptocurrency.

Columbus Police seek help to solve a series of car burglaries involving about 50 vehicles. They released a social media post for tips to identify the masked suspects.

A car crashed into a house in Marysville, resulting in the driver's death and significant damage to the property. The accident prompted a temporary road closure.

US Marshals and SOOMCTF arrested four individuals on various charges, including drug trafficking and a parole violation, across multiple counties in Ohio and Kentucky.

A shooting in Columbus' Italian Village hospitalized two people, with one in critical condition. The incident may involve family members and is under investigation.

Bryan Morris Jr. was shot and died in Columbus, Ohio. Suspect Andre M. Jordan was arrested and faces multiple charges, including assault and attempted murder of a federal officer.

A house fire in Newark, Ohio, injured two adults and two children; neighbors assisted in rescues. The cause is under investigation and the victims are expected to recover.

Shots were fired near Franklin Heights High School, causing the emergency evacuation of the school's football stadium, no injuries were reported. Game postponed; investigation ongoing.

A recent wave of car break-ins in Central Ohio has shocked residents, with around 30 vehicles targeted in Madison Township and another 50 on Columbus' southwest side.

Daveonte Dixon, accused of shooting two police officers, pleaded not guilty to 11 felony charges. He faces a mandatory minimum of 40 years if convicted.