Columbus filed a lawsuit against Rosco's Market, aiming to close it for being a public nuisance linked to drug activity and prostitution near a school.

A man is in stable condition after a stabbing incident in southeast Columbus involving an altercation with juveniles; police are investigating, with no charges yet filed.

A teenager died after a shooting in Columbus' North Linden area, with reports suggesting he was involved in an altercation. No arrests have been made yet, and police are investigating.

Meteorologists predict warm weather in the Ohio Valley will be followed by a cold front with gusty conditions, potential showers, and a temperature drop around Halloween.

Ohio launched new "reading spaces" in WIC clinics to promote children's literacy, endorsed by Governor Mike DeWine and First Lady Fran DeWine with book readings.

Ohio announced six new projects that will create 415 jobs and retain 1,118, contributing $24 million in payroll and $1.1 billion in investments across various sectors.

Erich Barbee pleaded guilty to murder and attempted murder, receiving a life sentence with possible parole after 25 years.

A 15-year-old Columbus teen is in critical condition after a shooting in the Hilltop neighborhood. Early reports of self-inflicted injury are contradicted, with an investigation underway to determine the events.

The National Weather Service warns of an upcoming heat wave in Columbus and Cincinnati, with high temperatures and windy conditions. There are concerns over increased fire risk.

Kaleese Vickers-Ghee, a Marion-Franklin High School student, shadowed Columbus City Schools Superintendent Dr. Angela Chapman, gaining insights into educational leadership.

Pete Fingerhut, the ex-marketing director at the Columbus Zoo, was sentenced to 5 years for theft and conspiracy, and restitution payment was ordered. Other former officials were also convicted in the corruption case.

Moler Elementary School, led by Principal Jameica Shoultz, has introduced the Comfortable Cafeteria program to improve students' social skills at lunchtime.

Upper Arlington's Parks & Recreation department is asking residents to update their account information and provide proof of residency before the new community center opens.