A mother and son are on trial in Pickaway County for involuntary manslaughter after their pit bulls fatally attacked a 73-year-old neighbor, with prior incidents involving the dogs highlighted.

One person died in a North Linden, Columbus house fire, where firefighters also rescued two dogs and found a deceased cat. The cause of the fire and the person's death remain under investigation.

TSA officers at Dayton International Airport intercepted two loaded firearms during screenings in one week, reminding travelers of the serious implications and fines for packing guns in carry-ons.

Ohio National Guard member Steven Vicario was convicted of rape and other charges against a minor in Delaware County.

Shawn Powell received a life sentence for raping and photographing a child under ten, with no option for early release, as covered by the Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office.

A crane hitting power lines in downtown Columbus led to I-70 closures and traffic disruptions, with the operator taken to hospital in stable condition.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is concerned about JobsOhio's lease extension on state liquor profits and is seeking a review to ensure fairness and transparency.

The Columbus Police arrested Emmanuel Childs for assaulting an elderly pedestrian, thanks to public aid in identifying him after a brutal and unprovoked attack.

Columbus police seek information on a triple homicide involving Sierra Muse, Dawn Clover, and Tiffany Parrish, suspect Haikeim Graham indicted.

Columbus Police responded to a reported shooting on Hilliard Rome Road, discovering a business dispute where a victim was struck with a firearm. The suspect fled, and the investigation is ongoing.

Haikiem Graham faces Murder and Aggravated Murder charges for the triple homicide of Sierra Muse, Dawn Clover, and Tiffany Parrish on December 14, 2024, as announced by Columbus Police.

Ariana Williams drove her car the wrong way on I-71 South in Columbus, causing a multi-vehicle crash that resulted in her death and injured five others.

Myshawn Butler was sentenced to 25 to 30.5 years in prison for his involvement in the fatal shooting of Melione Tucker and other violent crimes in Columbus.