Franklin County Sheriff's Office conducted Operation BRIDGE on October 1-2, focusing on alleviating the link between drugs, crime, and providing local resources for addiction and mental health support.

A 29-year-old man was fatally shot, and another was wounded in Columbus. The survivor faces involuntary manslaughter charges, claiming self-defense. Police seek information.

A motorcyclist, Justin Hawkins, died following a collision with a Nissan Altima in northwest Columbus. The crash happened while Hawkins was riding north on Sawmill Road.

An adult was killed after being struck by two vehicles while crossing South High Street, Columbus, outside of a crosswalk. The incident is under investigation.

A motorcyclist, Johnny R. McClarren Jr., died after being hit by a vehicle in Pickaway County, with Tracy L. Brigner II, the other driver, sustaining minor injuries. The accident is under investigation.

Two men were detained by Columbus Police for a series of car break-ins and charged with Receiving Stolen Property.

Gunfire followed an altercation at a local establishment on S. High Street, involving Joseph Pacheco, who was arrested for felony assault. No injuries occurred.

A cyclist in Columbus is critically injured after a hit-and-run by a blue SUV. Police are seeking information and have discrepancies in hospital reports.

Alberta Grant received a 9-year sentence for child endangering and obstructing justice, stemming from housing a child rapist and obstructing an investigation into his activities.

Grove City Police seek help identifying a man who stole from United Dairy Farmers on September 8. The suspect's photo has been shared on social media.

New episode of the Columbus Police Spotlight Series takes viewers inside the Crime Lab's DNA Section, illustrating the detailed work of forensic scientists in solving crimes.

Police responded to a stabbing at Mount Carmel East Hospital; one person was injured and suspect Makaela Wilson was arrested. A knife and security footage were key evidence.

Ohio's 'Operation Next Door' led to the arrest of 135 individuals for human trafficking, with law enforcement agencies working together to address the issue.