Firefighters found one person dead inside a home near Bremen Street early Saturday, and officials have not released a name.

Savannah Streber's sister says a 20-year record-keeping failure let a murder suspect walk free, and the family wants the case reopened.

Columbus could see strong storms in two rounds Saturday before sunny, cooler weather takes over for Sunday and Labor Day.

A Nissan crossed the center line into a pickup on State Route 104, trapping both drivers before sunrise.

Matthew Dazen must also register as a sex offender for 25 years after pleading guilty in Montgomery County.

The 30,000-square-foot downtown Cambridge venue features duckpin bowling, a full bar and nine rentable offices.

The 1979 Columbus armory just got its first major upgrade ever, plus a 21,000-square-foot parachute repair shop for a specialized Guard unit.

Luke Castle called 911 saying his father had been unconscious for about an hour. Thomas Childers remains hospitalized in critical condition.

Davien Hamilton was trespassed from a Cantwell Avenue porch, then allegedly threatened a woman with a knife 30 minutes later on South Madriver Street.

ARCTOS will help place airmen as mentors and science fair judges across Ohio classrooms under a new six-year Wright-Patterson deal.

Sarah Cai and David Mei bring homestyle Hunan flavors to Columbus, cooking every sauce fresh in the wok instead of prepping it ahead.

John Glenn Columbus International joins 12 other U.S. airports letting non-flying loved ones pass through TSA PreCheck lanes to reach the gate.

The knoll sculpture near the 13th hole doubles as a sundial, aligning with the sun during the week of the summer solstice.