Credit card skimmer on Dublin gas pump
Dublin police say a credit-card skimmer was found on a pump at a gas station, raising the possibility that customers’ bank information was stolen.
Dublin police say a credit-card skimmer was found on a pump at a gas station, raising the possibility that customers’ bank information was stolen.
Some lawmakers want to quickly fix Ohio’s child enticement law after charges were dropped against a convicted sex offender in Worthington who recently tried to lure girls into his car.
Retail gasoline prices in Columbus reached their highest point in nearly a month as drivers wait to see if Hurricane Harvey causes a further increase.
A man accused of harassing a central Ohio sheriff for nearly 20 years via letters, emails and websites has pleaded not guilty to a federal cyberstalking charge.
A coroner says preliminary findings indicate the death of a 15-month-old girl who was left inside a car by her mother as the woman worked in a nearby office building was heat-related.
Someone convicted of soliciting a child for sex over the internet in Ohio was expected to go to prison but it doesn’t always work out that way, so two lawmakers are seeking to tighten the state’s sentencing requirements.
The residential real estate market in Columbus and the rest of the nation continues to suffer from a supply crunch, which is driving up prices and holding down home sales.
Ohioans are planning to travel in greater numbers, and stay away from home longer, over the long Labor Day holiday period than last year, according to the auto club AAA.
A baby girl has been found dead in a car parked in a Procter & Gamble employee parking lot in Ohio.
An Ohio woman claims to have won $500,000 on an Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket, while the lottery says she won only the $500 she received.