Shavez Hargrave was arrested in connection with a deadly shooting during an attempted robbery in Columbus. He faces a $1.5 million bond and charges for the murder of Remarcus Smith-Heagler.

An Obetz mother was charged with murder after admitting to suffocating her two-year-old son. She is held on a $1 million bond, with a preliminary hearing scheduled.

Traffic on I-71 in Columbus was halted due to a police investigation of a suspicious device, which was later deemed insignificant. The road reopened around 10:15 a.m.

The article discusses the current cold temperatures in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana and forecasts a warming trend. It mentions a Canadian high-pressure system and mid-level ridge affecting the weather.

The Ohio Supreme Court upheld limitations on ballot harvesting, and Secretary of State Frank LaRose commended the decision for election security.

The 2024 Leaf Collection Schedule for Grove City has been announced. It directs residents to have leaves ready for pickup and provides guidelines on leaf disposal, eco-friendly alternatives, and contact information for inquiries.

The Columbus Marathon will take place on October 20 in Central Ohio. 12,000 participants are expected to run through Upper Arlington amid major road closures and parking changes.

The City of Hilliard Division of Police is hosting a 'Coffee with a Cop' event at McDonald's on Main Street, which will allow community engagement with local officers.

An 11-year-old boy suffered severe injuries after being assaulted by a student at a Columbus school, with his mother criticizing the school's response to the incident.

Ohio's political ad scene is dominated by negativity and high spending, which may not effectively sway voters, including young people who turn to social media for information.

Sean Higgins' court date for the vehicular deaths of Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau has been postponed to November 12.

An Ohio Amber Alert for 2-month-old Caius Burris ended with his safe recovery and the arrest of his father, Russell Burris, following an alleged abduction.

Big Lots announces closure of several Ohio stores, including 60 E. Schrock Rd., Westerville, as part of its nationwide strategy amid Chapter 11 bankruptcy and financial losses.