Phillip R. Norman was sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape by Muskingum County Court, with post-release conditions including sex offender registration.

Lieutenant Birt saved a dog from a fire on W Markison Avenue, despite having no firefighting gear and sustaining minor injuries. His actions were praised by the Columbus Division of Fire.

Corey Whitehouse of Zanesville was convicted of 16 felonies, including drug trafficking and endangering children, which may result in a 54-year prison sentence.

The Columbus Police highlighted their efforts against domestic violence on Facebook, marking Domestic Violence Awareness Month and detailing charges like strangulation and assault.

Columbus Police apprehended a suspect after a car break-in and foot chase, confirming involvement using surveillance footage. The individual faces charges for Receiving Stolen Property - Automobile.

Ohio reports a high rate of teen drivers not wearing seat belts properly, with many fatalities resulting from this issue. Enforcement of seat belt laws and new driver's education aim to improve safety among young drivers.

The Gahanna Police are searching for Miangel Pugh, reported missing since Oct 26, possibly in the Linden area. They request information at 614-342-4240.

Columbus Police seek help identifying two suspects in an early morning robbery on Winchester Pike. The male attempted to steal cash, and the female suspect tried to take unpaid items.

A child under 10 died in Columbus after accidentally shooting themselves with an unattended gun. No arrests yet. This follows another recent accidental child shooting in the area.

A woman, Danielle Henry, is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and other offenses after a parking lot collision led to a man's death in Westerville, Ohio.

A man named Anntwon Allen was arrested in Columbus for theft and assault after stealing merchandise and punching a store employee. Columbus Police responded and Ohio State University officers caught him.

Ex-corrections officer Bryan Catlin pled guilty to charges including domestic violence and kidnapping, facing up to 16 years in prison. His sentencing is pending.

A home health aide in Columbus, Raquana Drumwright, repaid $21,000 for fraudulently claiming disability benefits while working, following her guilty plea and conviction.