The family of Corey Tinnes has sued the City of Columbus and Officer Kaitlin Robinson, saying dashcam footage shows the cruiser ran a red light before a Dec. 7 crash that killed Tinnes.

Tyrez Turner pleaded guilty on March 9, 2026, to aggravated murder and related counts tied to the Krumm Park vigil shooting. The plea moves the case to sentencing and leaves him facing a likely life term.

Prosecutors indicted two men in a 2014 Franklinton shooting that killed Dionte Agee, one suspect is in custody, while another remains wanted. The case has new filings after years on ice.

A Kawasaki rider was pronounced dead after a late-night crash on I‑270 in Obetz. Franklin County investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.

A brother and sister were charged after a Dec. 6 duplex fire on Racine Avenue injured a Columbus firefighter, surveillance and court filings detail arrests, bonds and hearings.

Columbus police say a car carrying four juveniles was shot at late Saturday on Petzinger Road. The driver was treated for glass injuries and no arrests have been reported.

A juvenile was shot late Saturday on Columbus’s southeast side and was taken to Grant Medical Center. Police say no one is in custody and are asking for tips.

A 16-year-old was found with a gunshot wound to the head in a Hebron home late Friday. Police arrested a 19-year-old relative and charged him with felonious assault.

An 18-year-old man, Nathaniel Joseph Kerby, was fatally shot early on March 7 in north Columbus, and police are investigating and seeking tips.

Razor‑sharp devices were found at the West Straub/Middle Bellville roundabout in Mansfield, puncturing at least two tires and prompting a police investigation.

A Muskingum County Children Services worker was charged with 11 counts of records tampering after prosecutors say she falsified case reports that affected multiple families. The agency has fired her and a criminal case is pending.

A Dover patrolman blew .202 on a Jan. 21 breath test and is on leave while a special prosecutor reviews whether criminal charges should be filed.

A Columbus man was sentenced to 200 months after investigators found drugs, firearms and hundreds of child sexual images tied to a case that began at a Hebron truck‑stop probe.