A man from Knox County, Ohio, with previous child crime convictions, received a 250-month prison sentence for distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material.

A Columbus man, Larry J. Williams, Jr., has been convicted of murder and narcotics charges, including directing the dismemberment of victims to hide his crimes.

One person died in a house fire on Valley View Road in Fairfield County, with investigations ongoing into the cause. Firefighters and officials, including the State Marshal, are at the scene.

A former Franklin County deputy was indicted for violating an inmate's civil rights, resulting in assault due to revealing the inmate’s sensitive information.

Larry J. Williams Jr. has been convicted of 16 charges, including three murders related to drug trafficking and dismembering bodies in Columbus, Ohio.

Two individuals died in a suspected murder-suicide on Columbus' east side; police are investigating the incident involving a 65-year-old female victim and a 75-year-old male perpetrator.

John Gary was charged with Homicide by Vehicle and other offenses after a fatal accident involving his vehicle and Edith Opry's moped in Columbus, Georgia.

A victim was hospitalized after a Columbus shooting stemming from a verbal altercation, with police urging witnesses to come forward.

The Columbus Police Department identified Monroe T. Brown as the deceased in the E. Main Street shooting. Detectives suggest robbery may be the motive.

A woman was found dead near Columbus's Historic Crew Stadium after being hit by a train. Authorities are investigating the incident and the Franklin County Coroner's Office is determining the cause of death.

A head-on collision on December 1 in Columbus left one dead and another in stable condition after a man driving a Buick entered the opposite traffic lane.

Columbus Police are investigating a hotel-related fraud between September 23 and 30 and seeking public help to identify a female suspect.

Two women performed a quick change scam on Polaris Parkway, resulting in a $1800 loss at a retail store, as per Columbus Police. The suspects remain unidentified, and public assistance is sought.