A man was shot in Ohio during an altercation; authorities are investigating, and have issued arrest warrants for two suspects, with one already apprehended.

Franklin County's law enforcement delivered holiday cheer to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital, with a 14-year-old violence survivor becoming an honorary deputy.

Ohio State notched a decisive 89-63 win over Grambling with John Mobley Jr. scoring 20 points, highlighting their strong performance before Big Ten Conference play.

A 2-year-old girl, Va'Niyah Mason, died from an accidental shooting in Columbus; her uncle's gun was left in a bag. The police investigation is ongoing; no charges yet. The family urges gun safety.

Columbus Police arrested four individuals, Tajan Love, Carson King, Patricia Rivera-Castillo, and Anthony Hodges, for possessing a stolen vehicle on December 21. They are charged with receiving stolen property and held at Franklin County Jail.

Ray Ray's Hog Pit, a barbecue chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to financial issues and previous theft by an ex-manager, while assuring patrons that its remaining locations remain open.

Bishop Earl Fernandes of Columbus granted a dispensation excusing parishioners fearing ICE detention from attending Christmas Mass until January 11, 2026.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is intensifying road safety measures during the Christmas season, urging Ohioans to engage in safe driving practices and report any reckless behavior.

Grove City Police seek public help in identifying a theft suspect from a December 19 incident on London Groveport Rd. They've shared an image on Facebook, asking residents to contact Sergeant McCoy with information.

Wet holiday weather is expected in Cincinnati and Columbus, with lingering showers into Christmas and a colder week ahead. Fog may cause visibility problems, with the potential for a Dense Fog Advisory.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that belief in potential mental distress is sufficient for a civil stalking protection order, clarifying R.C. 2903.211 and resolving conflicts among Ohio courts.

The Grove City Ohio Police highlighted the loss of Brandon Kent to a drunk driver in their "The Moments That Matter" social media campaign, emphasizing the impact of impaired driving.

Ohio State students hosted a free dinner for individuals on the autism spectrum, promoting inclusivity and experiential learning. The Hospitality Listens event offered a welcoming environment and sensory accommodations.