A Columbus man, Neil Brown, faces federal charges for child pornography and video voyeurism, allegedly using his position at cell phone stores to access and distribute explicit content.

Missing Jadyn Thigpen from Gahanna was found safely, details of her return are undisclosed. The police and community had rallied to locate her following her disappearance.

The body of Trenton Rollins, missing since March, was found in a car in Hoover Reservoir, with no foul play suspected as per Delaware Police investigations.

Columbus City Attorney sues Crestwood Village Apartments' owners over crime, neglect, and hazardous conditions, demanding compliance with health and safety standards.

Five trailers were reported stolen from Trailer Max in Marion County, and the Sheriff's Office is seeking tips, hinting at a reward for information leading to their recovery.

Police update on Trenton Rollins, missing since March, a car with a body inside, possibly Rollins, was found submerged in Hoover Reservoir by Chaos Diving and recovered by the Columbus Police Dive Team.

Columbus Fire Chief Jeff Happ faces disciplinary charges for mishandling the follow-up to a fatal fire truck crash caused by firefighter Tyler Connors.

Dashcam footage released by Columbus Police shows a crash between a police cruiser and a pickup truck while an officer was responding to an emergency call.

A former Pike County officer, Mark Anglemyer, was sentenced to 10 years for running a steroid and cocaine trafficking operation, including efforts to import drugs from Colombia.

Amya Frazier, 11, passed away after a reported accidental shooting at her home in Columbus. The incident is under investigation; no charges have been announced.

A man was fatally hit by a garbage truck in South Columbus; the victim, Kevin Courts, was in the road when struck. No charges filed yet; investigation ongoing.

Whitehall councilman Gerald Dixon was arrested for underage sexual misconduct, including charges of gross sexual imposition and compelling prostitution. Details remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Columbus Fire Chief faces disciplinary charges after a 2023 fatal crash involving a fire truck which resulted in a civilian's death and cost the city over $2.2 million.