Columbus Police seek public help in identifying a suspect in a case of identity fraud involving cashed fraudulent Treasury Checks on Civic Center Drive.

A suspect robbed a store on E. Main Street and fled with an armed accomplice, according to Columbus Police. The police seek information on the light-skinned male suspect.

The Columbus Police are searching for five suspects involved in stealing a $5,000 utility cart from a business on N. High St. and are seeking community help.

Upper Arlington's Beggars Night adds a 'Track for Treats' digital map for efficient candy collecting on Halloween from 6 to 8 p.m. Residents list participating homes online.

Upper Arlington's guide on jogging safety emphasizes the importance of visibility, planning, and minimizing distractions for runners, especially as daylight savings time ends and the Columbus Marathon approaches.

Ohio is transporting two "super loads" to the Intel plant construction site in Licking County, with minimal expected traffic disruptions and detailed route information available on the ODOT website.

Terrance P. Cummings from Columbus has been arrested for sexually exploiting high school students, facing potential life imprisonment on federal child exploitation and coercion charges.

ODOT seeks public feedback on S.R. 140 drainage improvements in Lawrence County, with plans for a culvert replacement and road profile revisions, not affecting homes or businesses.

A 27-year-old man was shot dead in a north Columbus neighborhood, with the shooter still at large. Police are investigating and have called for witnesses to come forward.

A decomposed male body was found at an abandoned car wash in Columbus, prompting a homicide investigation by local authorities and the coroner's office.

The NWS forecast for Ohio Valley indicates continued sunny weather with a chance for frost and a weak cold front that could bring potential showers or storms over the weekend.

Marriott settles for $52 million over a data breach, agrees to boost security practices following an investigation by a coalition of attorneys general after a breach exposed personal data of 131.5 million guests.

Brad Madison was found guilty of the murder of Brandon Joiner by a Columbus jury, with charges including murder and having a weapon while under disability.