Sunny and dry Friday in Columbus, May 29, with highs near 79°F and patchy valley fog possible. Saturday will be cooler with gusts up to 30 mph.

Franklin County detectives reopened the 1984 Wanda Line homicide and are asking the public for tips as they reexamine old evidence.

After Netflix’s The Crash renewed attention on the Strongsville killings, Dominic Russo’s family is backing HB 505 — “Dom’s Law” — to bar violent offenders from profiting on social media.

A search warrant in Ashville led Pickaway deputies to arrest a local man on two counts of pandering obscenity involving a minor.

A late-night shooting outside Skully's Music-Diner left one person hospitalized; Columbus police responded and are asking for tips from witnesses.

Cameron Mitchell plans a new Hudson 29 inside The Fitzgerald, an $85 million mixed‑use project on East Main. The addition pairs a neighborhood restaurant with new apartments and ground‑floor retail.

A Delaware County grand jury indicted five people on nearly 30 felony counts tied to an alleged north Columbus human‑trafficking operation, prosecutors say.

FirstEnergy’s Ohio utilities filed a three‑year distribution plan that could raise the distribution portion of household electric bills by roughly $100 next year and about $180 within three years for some customers.

A Delaware jury found Cummins misappropriated C3.ai trade secrets, awarding about $23.3M after a weeklong trial over a fuel‑efficiency AI application.

Heavy rain pushed the Mad River over flood stage, leaving Risen Christ Lutheran's grounds under standing water and snarling nearby roads.

Two people were killed in a stabbing on Wednesday in east Columbus; Chatsworth Way was closed at Centennial Drive while detectives processed the scene.

A newly filed lawsuit in Delaware County accuses retired Vineyard pastor Daniel Meyer of grooming and sexually abusing women who sought counseling. Vineyard USA says it has opened an independent investigation.

A 1.5‑acre stretch of East Livingston in Schumacher Place has been cleared for a five‑story Northstar development with about 170 apartments and nearly 19,000 square feet of retail.