Two individuals pleaded guilty to charges relating to a fatal shooting at a Dairy Queen in northeast August 2023, with sentencing recommendations of 23 years to life for Kiyaire Blow and 15 to 19.5 years for Dreyton Lane.

A dispute on Walsh Avenue in Columbus led to a shooting at 8:10 p.m., with one injured. The Columbus Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A phone repairman in Gallia County, Calvin Jordan, pled guilty to felony charges for downloading and keeping customers' nude photos, including those of minors. He awaits sentencing as a Tier II sex offender.

A barn fire in Hartford, Ohio, claimed over 50 goats' lives, including 26 baby goats and 30 show animals, with limited access to hydrants complicating firefighting efforts.

Three Zanesville residents were sentenced for repeated retail thefts in Muskingum County, demonstrating a local commitment to addressing property crime.

The Columbus Police seek public help in identifying suspects involved in a drive-by shooting on S. 6th St, which resulted in one minor injury. They emphasize the severity of the incident and ask for tips.

Working with multiple agencies, Marysville authorities executed warrants at a spa and residence under investigation for suspected illegal activities. No arrests have been made yet.

One person died in a house fire in Columbus' South Hilltop neighborhood, firefighters battled flames and heat to rescue occupants. The cause remains under investigation.

A sheriff's deputy in Ross County fatally shot a burglary suspect who allegedly pointed a gun at the deputy. The Ohio BCI is investigating the incident.

Kaleb Miller, 33, died after his car hit a utility pole in Pickaway County. The crash ejected Miller and occurred early Sunday on Bell Station Road. Investigations are ongoing.

Rhonda Chandler was sentenced to five years of probation for pleading guilty to felony theft, stipulating three years in prison if probation is violated. She must pay restitution for misappropriating over $1.4 million.

A 13-year-old has been charged with murder after a 64-year-old Fairfax woman was found dead, with a critical role played by community and law enforcement collaboration.

Robert P. Horton and his wife face multiple charges for a bribes-for-contracts scheme in Southern Ohio involving the SIU and over $10 million in restitution since 2019.