The Columbus Police Department identified Monroe T. Brown as the deceased in the E. Main Street shooting. Detectives suggest robbery may be the motive.

A woman was found dead near Columbus's Historic Crew Stadium after being hit by a train. Authorities are investigating the incident and the Franklin County Coroner's Office is determining the cause of death.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of rain, snow, and strong wind gusts for Columbus and Cincinnati. Temperatures will be near freezing, and there is a chance of clearer skies before conditions deteriorate mid-week.

Firefighters 4 Kids, a Columbus-based program, conducts a toy drive for needy children during the holiday season, with drop-offs at Upper Arlington Fire Station 72 and other locations.

Ohio State Highway Patrol's 'Lights for Lives' campaign issued 449 citations in northwest Ohio, targeting impaired driving and other traffic offenses. Eight individuals were arrested.

Scioto County, Ohio, receives $288,000 from the state for senior health services and flood management, benefiting elderly residents and the Village of Otway.

A head-on collision on December 1 in Columbus left one dead and another in stable condition after a man driving a Buick entered the opposite traffic lane.

Columbus Police are investigating a hotel-related fraud between September 23 and 30 and seeking public help to identify a female suspect.

Two women performed a quick change scam on Polaris Parkway, resulting in a $1800 loss at a retail store, as per Columbus Police. The suspects remain unidentified, and public assistance is sought.

A suspect stole an iPad and liquor from a Parsons Avenue business on November 25, according to Columbus Police.

Ohio State Buckeyes men's soccer team reached the NCAA quarterfinals after winning a penalty shootout against Stanford. Buckeyes' goalkeeper, Max Trejo, was crucial in the victory.

Post-game altercations at the Michigan-Ohio State football game involved a confrontation over a flag, crowd control with pepper spray, and at least one arrest.

The National Weather Service forecasts scattered flurries in the Ohio Valley. Cold temperatures are expected to persist throughout the week, and light snow accumulations are possible.