The Columbus City Schools Invention Convention displayed student-created solutions to real-world problems, including the Clam Cutter and the 3-in-1 Shoe.

A woman died after her Hyundai Elantra collided with a Honda Odyssey on Cleveland Avenue. The other driver had minor injuries. Police are investigating the cause.

Columbus Police are investigating a shooting that injured one individual near McGuffey Rd. and Loretta Ave. No suspect has been identified, and public assistance is sought.

A 7-year-old boy, Zondeair Robertson, died after falling out of an SUV and being run over in north Columbus. Investigations into the incident and vehicle safety reminders are ongoing.

Columbus Police are investigating a non-fatal shooting on Olentangy River Road and seeking information, with Detective Justin Jones leading the inquiry.

Early morning gunshots on N. High St. in Columbus led to a victim with a gunshot wound seeking hospital treatment. Police are investigating; no suspect leads.

Ohio State's women's basketball team, seeded No. 4, will host No. 13 Montana State in the NCAA tournament at Value City Arena. The Buckeyes aim for success after an early exit last year and a Big Ten semifinal loss this season.

The NWS confirms a brief calm period for Columbus and Cincinnati before a new weather system arrives later in the week, potentially with gusty winds and showers.

Lancaster Police resolved a standoff with a barricaded suspect, Jeffrey Johnson, after a domestic violence report, with no further threat to the community post-arrest.

Columbus police are investigating the death of 14-year-old Braiden Johnson, who was shot in West Columbus. Two suspects were arrested, and the case is being reviewed for potential charges. The community seeks justice and answers.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible thunderstorms for Columbus and Cincinnati. Later in the week, a cold front will cause varying temperatures and wind gusts.

The Columbus Division of Police honored Sergeant Benjamin Presley's retirement, detailing his service in the city and military, including his time in the Gulf War and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Columbus man Christopher O. Smith was sentenced to 59 years to life for the July 2022 double homicide of Amanda Perkins and Rodney Reavish and the assault of his girlfriend.