Over 300 vintage athletes from Indiana, Michigan and Missouri descend on Westerville Sports Complex, playing by 1860 rules with no gloves, no balls and strikes.

Lillian and Emily Donnelly vanished from their Miami Street home in Piqua on Aug. 26. Police believe they may no longer be in the area.

A person shot near the 3100 block of Allegheny Avenue is expected to recover after arriving at a hospital.

A woman and two juveniles escaped unharmed after gunshots erupted on Witte Street. The man police want, Joseph Christopher Smith, is still missing.

PMG Indiana's Columbus plant, once a 365-employee operation, will shut down completely by December 31.

Springfield students voted on the name; Duke starts state-certified crisis training this month before reporting for duty in mid-October.

Columbus police host a downtown auto show Sunday featuring a custom police-themed Ferrari 488 Spider.

Yenkin-Majestic pleaded guilty years after a midnight explosion killed press room supervisor Wendell Light and hurt several coworkers.

The teen driver's Mazda was struck at a stop sign in Harmony Township; the other driver, 31, escaped with minor injuries.

The Army is buying eight mobile intelligence stations as it moves TITAN from testing into an initial production phase, with Anduril building the hardware in California.

A Cadiz Road residence in Guernsey County is now the focus of a two-county child abuse investigation.

Thai Del Ray Hiatt, 19, was shot near Karl and Red Robin roads before seeking help at St. Ann's. He died hours later.

A 12-year Mansfield officer was pulled from duty for drinking on the job, then arrested that night with an open vodka bottle in his car.