Dock Parker was arrested for the murder of Angel Diaz, months after the first suspect, Jaivon Jones, with evidence from ShotSpotter, video, and phone data.

As the City of Hilliard explained, Franklin County's SWACO will expand its recycling list to include clear plastic containers starting November 1.

Packrat Comics in Hilliard offers a range of comics and collectibles and hosts community events like the Halloween ComicFest, which features free comics, a haunted house, and family activities.

Two teens were arrested in Columbus, Ohio after a high-speed chase ended with a crash involving a car suspected to be stolen. A police helicopter tracked the teens before the vehicle collision.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is going cashless from October 28 to enhance checkout speed, security, and environmental practices. To this end, fee-free pre-paid debit card machines will be available for cash users.

The NWS forecasts showers, above-normal temperatures, and possible storms for Columbus and Cincinnati, followed by a cooling trend and varying conditions for next week.

United Midwest Savings Bank celebrates its first anniversary at its Westerville headquarters, with CFO Jennifer Thomas highlighting its community fit and commitment to local engagement.

Dublin Police offer free steering wheel locks to owners of certain Kia and Hyundai models made between 2011 and 2021 to prevent thefts, and new theft deterrent software is also available.

Megan Ada and Joshua Cook are set to open the Ampersand Asian Supper Club in Westerville. The club will serve creative Asian cuisine inspired by Ada's childhood influences from Guam.

Hilliard, Ohio, has become the first U.S. city to receive full ICF certification as an Intelligent Community for its tech integration and innovative city initiatives.

WeConnect's data center advances community outreach with new team member Sam Holt, focusing on supporting local businesses through connectivity services and economic development.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $63 million safety plan to reduce crashes with projects like roundabouts and cable barriers in 14 counties.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $12 million investment for local bridge repairs, benefiting eight projects to enhance infrastructure safety.