One person was seriously injured in a Fairfield County shooting. Four suspects are in custody, and the investigation is ongoing with collaboration between the sheriff's office and the county prosecutor.

One person died in a townhouse fire on Columbus' Northeast Side, with the blaze contained in the basement of a single unit. The cause is under investigation.

The MIA Hookah Café in Columbus has been closed due to links to violence, including a triple homicide. The city claimed the site was a public nuisance after multiple police calls.

Columbus man sentenced to 6 years for laundering $9.5M through a grocery store, aiding Mexican drug traffickers. Profits included $1M in forfeitures.

Four suspects have been charged with the murder of Rayshawn Rogers after a shooting in Columbus' South Linden area, with police linking them to the crime through surveillance and a stolen vehicle.

A Columbus woman's TikTok sparked a police investigation after cadaver dogs reacted to a buried rug in her backyard. Police say there are no conclusive findings yet.

A woman is in serious condition after an assault in Columbus, hospitalized with severe head and neck injuries. Police are investigating but have no suspect information yet.

A teen girl died after a late-night shooting in Columbus' Hilltop; initially thought self-inflicted, detectives are investigating. A gun found at the scene is key evidence.

One person was critically injured in a shooting in Columbus's Italian Village during the early evening. Police are investigating, with no suspect information yet available.

Columbus police have indicted William R. Jones II for the murder of Justin Dahlin, found dead from multiple injuries on South Cypress Avenue in August.

A manhunt is underway in Columbus for Marquale Brown, wanted for aggravated assault after a shooting on September 24. Authorities consider him armed and dangerous and seek public assistance in his capture.

A shooting in Columbus on Noe Bixby Rd left one person wounded. Police are investigating and seeking information from witnesses. Detective Orahood can be contacted with any leads.

Harold S. Lighthizer from Zanesville has been sentenced to 16 months for theft, involving the removal of roof tiles. He was also ordered to pay $1,100 in restitution.