Police say the Wednesday night shooting on James Street was isolated, but the shooter is still out there.

Ohio's largest single-day VW show moves to a Civil War-era Columbus military post for its 35th year on Saturday.

A neighbor's tip on East 25th Avenue snowballed into a monthslong probe and three search warrants in Columbus.

Gabriel Jean-Gilles left his Ashbrook Village home around midnight in pajama pants. Deputies are checking spots he's known to frequent.

Sheriff Dallas Baldwin and Prosecutor Shayla Favor team up under a new state law that lets Ohio stack theft charges into felonies.

John T. Blakely was on probation for a 2025 robbery when he allegedly hit the same East Columbus bank again to the day.

Jared Freeman died at the scene after his car left the road and hit a tree on a stretch of SR 315 known for sharp curves.

The two-story unit drew 21 bids before closing well above its $580,000 opening price.

The Atlanta chain is stockpiling land near Rickenbacker and I-70 as it muscles into a c-store market already crowded with Sheetz and Wawa.

State auditors say Enbridge's rate hike request should be cut nearly in half, but critics still call it a burden on seniors.

Tuscarawas and 12 other counties can now seek reimbursement for March's $5.5 million storm damage, but only after clearing a lengthy state review.

A Toyota Venza driver died and a Cadillac driver remains critical after the vehicles collided head-on in Prairie Township.

Free entry, $30 tasting packages, and open-container sipping fill Town Center Park this Saturday from 1 to 10 p.m.