The National Weather Service predicts wet and stormy conditions for Ohio Valley, with the possibility of damaging winds and tornadoes, followed by a drier Wednesday and rain chances later in the week.

A man was shot dead in west Columbus, and the suspect was later arrested in Indiana. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information.

A juvenile was arrested after a stabbing in Columbus, leading to school closures and lockdowns. The victim, also a minor, is stable at a hospital. The suspect was caught near a bus stop after a drone search.

Former Columbus Zoo agent Tracy Murnane was sentenced to 60 days in jail for his role in a $2.3 million fraud scheme.

A vehicle drove into tents at Lost Lands Music Festival, injuring two. Noah Curtis was charged with vehicular assault. The incident is under investigation.

A car crashed into an O'Charley's in Reynoldsburg, injuring patrons, with no life-threatening injuries reported. The building sustained damage, but the restaurant was not seriously structurally compromised.

Four juveniles crashed a stolen vehicle after an armed robbery and a high-speed police chase near Ohio's Statehouse, leading to their arrest and minor injuries.

The National Weather Service forecasts a shift in weather with cloudiness, rain, and thunderstorms for the Ohio Valley, affecting Columbus, Cincinnati, and beyond, starting tonight into Tuesday.

Columbus police are searching for Christy Brown, a 10-year-old girl missing since last Saturday, last seen wearing pink and purple on the Southeast Side.

The Ohio Valley is expecting mixed weather with showers and thunderstorms due to an upper level disturbance, while high temperatures precede more seasonable weather later in the week.

The National Weather Service warns of a sharp cold front in Columbus and Cincinnati after a warm weekend, with more seasonable temperatures expected for the coming week.

Columbus Police report a shooting on E. 12th Avenue leaving one critical; they urge witnesses to share information with the Homicide Unit or Crime Stoppers.

Springfield's Mayor Rue issued an emergency proclamation to strengthen public safety in response to false accusations and threats against the city's Haitian community.