Michael McKee is charged with the murder of his ex-wife and her husband in Weinland Park, with both victims shot multiple times according to autopsy reports.

Body-cam footage from Pickaway County Sheriff's Office shows a standoff and fatal shooting of Chase Dalton by officers after a reported sexual assault.

Huntington Local School District closed due to a bomb threat, their second such incident in a month, with an ongoing investigation by law enforcement.

An assailant shot at police in Columbus and was chased, crashed, and captured. Officers found a loaded gun in his vehicle. Samatar Salad, 18, was charged with assault and failure to comply.

A man is arrested for charges linked to missing Indiana teen Hailey Buzbee's case; she is presumed deceased, but her body has not been found. Investigations continue with multiple law enforcement agencies involved.

Columbus Police seek community help after a fatal shooting on January 27. They request local footage from the incident time and offer multiple ways to share information, emphasizing the public's key role in the investigation.

OSHP is investigating a fatal crash in Hinckley Township where Halley Woodward died after failing to yield at a stop sign and being hit by a vehicle driven by Mathew Bigadza, who sustained minor injuries.

A shooting in Columbus led to one fatality and one injury. The suspect, Kenneth Milton, was arrested for Murder and Felonious Assault after a dispute on Tamarack Blvd. Police investigate further.

Three individuals face indictment for operating a sex trafficking ring out of a Marysville massage parlor, with charges including money laundering and promoting prostitution.

A Columbus Police social media post reported a theft of copper piping from a business on Grandview Ave, requesting public assistance with information.

Illinois surgeon Michael McKee is charged with the murder of his ex-wife Monique Tepe and her husband Spencer in Columbus, OH, with claims of past threats and abuse.

Mexican national indicted for fentanyl distribution and illegal reentry into the U.S. after prior heroin conviction.

Joe Estes, an ODOT employee, is praised for aiding an emergency medical transport for a child to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital during a winter storm.