A single-vehicle crash occurred near downtown Columbus early Saturday morning, leading to a serious injury and the temporary closure of a highway ramp for investigation.

Columbus police arrested Haikiem Graham, 39, for the fatal shooting of Darrell Hambrick on E. Moler Street. Hambrick was rushed to the hospital but later died.

Three women were found dead in a home on South Ohio Avenue in Columbus, and police are investigating the incident as a homicide with no suspects in custody.

A man was pronounced dead after being hit by a vehicle in Lancaster. The incident occurred before 8 p.m. on East Main Street. Authorities are investigating.

The Columbus City Council announced the top ten finalists for the District 7 vacancy. Before an early 2024 vote, a public hearing will gather input on candidates.

Columbus Police executed a warrant roundup leading to multiple arrests, including individuals charged with family violence, assault, and theft. The operation demonstrated inter-departmental cooperation and a commitment to public safety.

The Columbus Police have charged Shavar Johnson with murder and Courtney Webb with obstruction and murder in the death of Amareyon Daniels, initially claimed as self-defense. Detectives seek more evidence.

The Ohio Valley, including Columbus and Cincinnati, is expecting a wet weekend with rain forecasted and possibly heavier rain on Monday, leading to concerns of flooding.

Upper Arlington Police Division maintains its CALEA reaccreditation, emphasizing its commitment to high law enforcement standards and community safety.

A Columbus man received a seven-year sentence for armed postal robberies and for planning further thefts, including stealing mail with illegally obtained keys.

Hilliard announces a wide array of winter programs for 2025, offering activities for all ages, including martial arts, art, AI, electronic music, and family yoga.

Officer Quinn Izar of the Hilliard Police Department was honored by MADD for his efforts in preventing impaired driving. This is the second year he has received this recognition.

Jonathan Pigram was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of two individuals outside a Columbus bar in 2023. He will not be eligible for parole for 52 years.