Little Palace Restaurant in Columbus is closing after 15 years due to lease issues with the new building owner.

A shooting in north Columbus resulted in one fatality near Weinland Park. The male victim died at the hospital, and the investigation is ongoing, with no suspects identified yet.

A zoning dispute persists between the Noor Islamic Cultural Center and Hilliard City Council over a facility's renovation, and the Islamic group is considering legal action.

The article describes a weather forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati. It predicts sunshine followed by clouds, rain, and potential snow with varying temperatures and minor travel impacts.

The Bob Crane Community Center is set to open in spring 2025, offering rentable spaces including an Event Center with a discount for early bookings and various rooms for diverse community events.

An adult was shot following a verbal altercation in Columbus and is expected to recover. The police seek information on the suspect and invite tips from the community.

An 18-year-old, Raheem Dawkins, died after being shot in Columbus. A man claiming self-defense is aiding the investigation. Witnesses are sought to help solve the case.

Krieg Butler pleads guilty to charges related to handling a firearm and tampering with evidence in the case of 13-year-old Sinzae Reed's death. He agrees to a six-month jail term and three years probation.

A juvenile was hit by a vehicle in a hit-and-run on Refugee Rd., Columbus. Police seek the Volkswagen driver. The victim is stable at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

The Ohio Department of Commerce issued fire safety tips for Thanksgiving, highlighting the increased risk of cooking fires on the holiday and providing guidelines for prevention.

The Brutus Buckeye statue outside the College Traditions store was vandalized, an act that coincides with Ohio State University's football rivalry week.

The National Weather Service warns of a mixed bag of weather this week for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio. A cold front will bring showers and potential travel complications.

The Franklin County Coroner ruled the death of Christopher Coleman, found at an abandoned car wash in Columbus, a homicide with signs of blunt force trauma and mutilation.