A porch piracy incident on Oak Trail Drive has residents alert after a suspect was caught on camera stealing a package in broad daylight, prompting a police investigation.

One person was shot dead on E. 5th Ave. in Columbus, Ohio. Suspect Awil Salah Mohamed surrendered after the incident—police requested information from the public.

Attorneys general from across the U.S. have formed a bipartisan coalition led by Ohio’s AG Dave Yost, calling for peaceful responses post-election. They emphasize maintaining democratic traditions and condemn potential violence.

Jury continues deliberations in the murder trial of ex-officer Adam Coy over the shooting of Andre Hill, with a focus on whether Coy's use of force was "objectively reasonable."

There was a shooting on Trevitt Street in Columbus. The victim is in hospital and expected to survive. Police are seeking the public's help for information.

A man was killed in a west Columbus shooting, with police seeking three suspects seen fleeing into a nearby apartment complex. Authorities urge the public to share evidence.

According to the National Weather Service, Columbus and Cincinnati can expect a mix of sun and rain, high temperatures, and gusty winds as a high-pressure system and cold front collide.

A 14-year-old boy died in an ATV crash in Crawford County after being ejected with two passengers; the passengers had minor injuries. Investigation is ongoing.

Capital University incident ended when a man was detained for causing panic, mistaken for having a gun; it was a phone. Students stayed locked inside until the all-clear.

Ohio is expected to experience a warm-up with possible showers late Tuesday due to a passing cold front, after a high pressure system moves away. Conditions will remain above seasonal temperatures post-front.

Hilliard announces its 36th annual Tree Lighting event on December 1 with family activities, music, carriage rides, and Santa’s appearance, detailed on the City website.

Upper Arlington's Drug Take Back Day collected 123 pounds of unused medications at a drive-thru event, promoting safe drug disposal and community health.

Columbus City Schools is promoting family reading during National Family Literacy Month, providing resources and activities to encourage educational engagement at home.