A Bexley gas station employee was critically injured in a stabbing, with one arrest and two detentions following the incident. The motive is unclear, and the investigation is ongoing.

Ohio held its eighth Drug Dropoff Day in Montgomery County, collecting 216.6 pounds of medications. The event highlighted its role in preventing drug misuse and environmental damage.

Rhonda Coomes received a 42-year sentence for child endangerment involving 14 children at her daycare. Three kidnapping charges were dismissed after her plea.

A fatal crash involving a 2015 Infinity Q50 on S. High St. resulted in one ejected fatality and two fleeing the scene, with police urging public assistance in the investigation.

A shooting in west Columbus resulted in one person being hospitalized, initially investigated as an assault, it was later determined to be a self-inflicted injury. The incident is still under investigation.

A former Columbus officer, Nicholas P. Duty, pleaded guilty to turning off his body camera during interactions with women. His plea includes a recommended 18-48 month prison sentence.

Columbus Police are seeking public aid to identify a suspect in a December business break-in at Morse Rose. The masked suspect stole cash and broke into a lottery machine.

The Columbus City Attorney is suing landlords for failing to provide heating at the Life at Edgewater Landing complex. The lawsuit highlights negligence and claims over 170 violations.

Cierra Locke-Shelby was charged with Reckless Homicide after Tremain Russell died from a gunshot that she claims accidentally discharged during an argument.

Columbus Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in a December burglary at a local business on Morse Rd. The suspect stole cash and tampered with a lottery machine.

Columbus Police are searching for missing kids Jordan and Malachi Hicks, last seen near Sterling Ave. They ask for public help and advise calling 614-645-2358 with info.

A 4-year-old girl was fatally shot early Tuesday in a targeted shooting in Columbus, with no arrests made. Officials urge public assistance in the investigation.

Neuro Stat Analytical Solutions settled with the US government for $1.2 million over False Claims Act allegations related to fraudulent military contracts.