The National Weather Service warns of continued wet weather with daily showers and thunderstorms for Columbus, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas, potentially causing localized flooding.

The Columbus Police identified a shooting suspect thanks to public help, following a targeted attack involving a red/maroon Honda Civic and a verbal altercation.

Columbus Police seek public help to find a suspect in a June felony theft of a trailer, as seen in surveillance video, and encourage tips through multiple channels.

A Columbus community is grieving for 17-year-old Cameron Moore, who was killed at a July 4 party. No arrests have been made yet as the family seeks justice and the public's help.

Keenan Thompson is named the new custodian for Hilliard's Community Center, having previously worked as a custodian for Hilliard City School District.

A Columbus man was convicted of multiple murder counts for a 2022 bar shooting resulting in two deaths and two injuries. He faces life in prison and has another trial scheduled for unrelated charges.

Columbus officials lifted a shelter-in-place advisory after stabilizing a hazmat scare. The Fire Division ensured community safety, with residents and emergency services collaborating effectively.

The Gahanna Police are searching for Bruce Howell, missing since July 14, after finding his vehicle abandoned.

SR 315 in Delaware County is closed for approximately 28 days between SR 750 and Orange Rd and for about 40 days at the SR 315 and Hyatts Rd intersection.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington was awarded the Best Neighborhood Impact project by Columbus Business First for its significant role in enhancing community life.

CCS students at Southwood Elementary are learning medication safety during the Summer Experience, including safe practices and the importance of trusted adults in healthcare.

Upper Arlington Police Department welcomes new officer Timothy Pennington, who graduated from the Columbus Police Training Academy with a curriculum focusing on tactical skills and soft skills like mental health and diversity.

The National Weather Service warns of potential showers, thunderstorms, and flooding in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington regions, with unsettled weather continuing into the weekend.