Ohio State University received a $6.2 million grant to research treatments for traumatic optic neuropathy (TON), aiming to restore vision for soldiers affected by combat injuries.

Carson King, 19, was arrested for a shooting on Mock Rd in Columbus that killed 18-year-old Au'jai Davenport and injured others. The police credited community tips for the quick apprehension.

Columbus police are investigating a possible murder-suicide after discovering two deceased adults with gunshot wounds.

Columbus Police are seeking the public's help to identify two suspects involved in a mail theft at a business on Chambers Dr. On April 28, a woman and a man in a black Honda SUV stole packages.

Columbus Police are seeking tips on a homicide involving 18-year-old Au’jai Davenport on Mock Rd. and are circulating a vehicle photo linked to the crime.

A New Albany man, Ronald Lidderdale, is charged with federal crimes for sending over 65 threatening letters, some with white powder or etched bullets, to officials and media.

A Turkish man pleaded guilty to selling counterfeit goods at a mall in the U.S., with federal agents seizing nearly $150,000 worth of fake merchandise.

Suspended Judge James Piergies pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor obstruction charge and resigned following an investigation that uncovered improper employment actions for his son. He received a suspended jail term and a fine.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber announced findings of a $2.3 million embezzlement scheme by five former Columbus Zoo employees, with recommendations for future prevention.

The trial of Jacob McDonald, charged in a fatal I-70 crash, resumed, focusing on his cellphone activity at the time of the accident that killed six people.

Jacob McDonald's trial for the I-70 crash that killed six continued. The prosecution and defense presented opening statements. The court trial is presided by Judge Branstool.

A 19-month-old girl drowned in a Marysville, Ohio, pond. She was found unresponsive and declared dead at the hospital after unsuccessful CPR attempts.

Columbus upgrades its 911 system to include video calling, requiring explicit caller consent to access their phone's camera for live emergency viewing.