Columbus Police identified suspect Sean McNulty in a series of rapes since 1997 and possibly crimes dating back to 1982. They seek additional information from the public.

Ohio Rep. Roy Klopfenstein proposed HB 427 to allow a voluntary demand response program letting electric companies remotely adjust customer thermostats with consent to curb grid strain.

Columbus, Ohio, ranks first in Site Selection Magazine's 2025 Global Groundwork Index, highlighting its infrastructure growth and corporate investment synergy.

Mayor Ginther of Columbus, Ohio, aims to combat high living costs by increasing housing supply, citing their rank in the top 5 cities for multifamily housing permits.

Sebastian Yates Zevallos, missing from Gahanna, was found safe less than 24 hours after being reported missing.

Columbus, Ohio, sees a 20.6-cent drop in average gas prices to $3/gallon, mirroring Ohio's statewide drop and national trends; Toledo also reports lower than average prices.

Two suspects were arrested in Fairfield County after the body of a man was found, one is charged with murder, the other with corpse abuse. The victim's identity and the cause of death are under investigation.

Ohio extends its annual sales tax holiday to ten days, supporting families with tax-free back-to-school shopping.

The Ohio Housing Finance Agency has hired four new staff members with diverse backgrounds in areas like tourism, banking, urban redevelopment, and automobile manufacturing to bolster its housing assistance and development efforts.

A Lima woman took a car dealership's trade name after a repossession dispute, and the court ruled that the case must stay in the trial court despite the dealership's push for arbitration.

Procter & Gamble (P&G) reported Q4 earnings that surpassed estimates, with a leadership transition announced, COO Shailesh Jejurikar to become CEO in 2026.

The cost of housing in Ohio is outpacing wage growth, requiring workers to earn $22.51 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment, as reported by a coalition study.

Sarepta Therapeutics is laying off 493 employees, including 80 in Ohio, as it faces an FDA probe over its gene therapy treatment, Elevidys, linked to patient deaths.