Eight arrested for helping Daveonte Dixon evade capture after a shootout with police, resulting in officers injured and Dixon charged with attempted murder.

SWACO in Franklin County offers a way to safely dispose of household hazardous waste, with an item list available on their website. Certain items like ammunition and asbestos aren't accepted.

The Ohio Jewish Caucus released a statement regarding charges in an antisemitic incident involving Congressman Max Miller, stressing the rise of political violence and calling for unity and peace.

Franklin County is hosting a Job & Resource Fair on June 21 at the Harmony Project to connect job seekers with agencies and provide access to services.

Detective William Gillette retires from the Columbus Division of Police after a distinguished 32-year service, including a high success rate in homicide investigations.

NWS warns of a major heatwave in Ohio with high humidity and temperatures reaching the mid-90s, issuing a heat advisory and highlighting persistent hot conditions without much relief in sight.

A third teen was arrested for the shooting death of 19-year-old Richard Murphy in Columbus. This final suspect, together with two others, faces charges linked to the May incident.

Gahanna Police offer safety tips for scooter users, emphasizing helmet use, law adherence, and consideration for others to prevent injuries and promote community safety.

Officer Ben Corbin retired from the Gahanna Police after 27 years, known for his community-oriented approach and service as a School Resource Officer.

Authorities continue to search for 15-year-old Brookelynn Pinar, missing from Ohio since last Saturday. She has black hair, brown eyes, a scar on her right arm, and might be in Columbus. The public is urged to help.

Lorain County kids will benefit from a boost in safety and health on school routes due to new SRTS Grants, with $80,000 going to Lorain County Public Health and $35,000 to North Ridgeville City Schools.

Ty Moore has been sworn in as the State Representative for Ohio's 95th House District, bringing experience from his time as Noble County Commissioner.

The Ohio House passed Avery's Law to regulate ownership of vicious dogs, enhance public safety, and impose stricter consequences for negligent owners. The bill, named after an aggressive dog attack victim, awaits Senate deliberation.