The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that opioid-related public nuisance claims against pharmacies must follow state product liability law, impacting lawsuits against CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart.

A shooting on Brandy Drive in Columbus, Ohio, resulted in a victim being hospitalized and is now in stable condition. Columbus Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A shooting on Briggs Road resulted in a rapid police response and a family taking the victim to the hospital. Columbus Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Denzell Reed, 19, pleaded guilty to the murder of 63-year-old Marvita McCaskill in Columbus and was sentenced to life in prison with parole eligibility after 23 years.

The Columbus Police Department will donate to Special Olympics Georgia, with an event at Rally Point Harley-Davidson to present the check from their recent fundraising efforts.

The closed Fort Rapids Indoor Water Park Resort in East Columbus is now managed by New Perspective Asset Management, which handles legal issues and potential redevelopment plans.

The construction of a new terminal at John Glenn International Airport began, raising issues of labor welfare alongside promises of improved airport security, gate numbers, and customer service.

Firefighters responded to a fire at a vacant Red Lobster in Columbus. One person inside escaped unhurt. The cause is under investigation, and it is deemed suspicious.

According to the National Weather Service, Ohioans face a weather shift with rain turning to snow, visibility issues due to fog, and a significant temperature drop.

The City of Upper Arlington is hiring for over 300 seasonal and part-time positions in its Parks & Recreation Department. It offers competitive wages, training, and benefits like retirement participation.

Columbus Police are investigating after an individual arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound to the foot, asking for witnesses to provide information on the incident.

The Columbus Police are investigating a shooting in Chittenden Avenue after responders found a victim with gunshot wounds, who is expected to survive.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that winning a case alone does not entitle plaintiffs to attorney fees without actual damages or injunctions, impacting a deceptive practices case involving Cincinnati homeowners and a contractor.