Pickerington schools back to normal
There will be a heightened law enforcement presence in the Pickerington Local School District today when classes resume after students spent much of Wednesday afternoon under lockdown following a threat.
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Internet outage
Time Warner Cable says a problem that occurred during routine maintenance caused a nationwide outage of its Internet service for hours on Wednesday morning.
Worst drivers in US aren’t here
If you thought Columbus drivers were the worst in the country, you were mistaken. They’re not even the worst in Ohio.
Wal-Mart shooting probe
An attorney for the family of a man fatally shot by police at a southwestern Ohio Wal-Mart is calling for the U.S. Justice Department to open a civil rights investigation.
Combatting infant mortality
Efforts are being made at the local and federal level to combat the problem of infant mortality in Columbus and the rest of Ohio.
Jail uniforms, gear to be reused
In an effort to reduce waste transported to the county landfill, the Franklin County Commissioners and Sheriff are embarking on a new textile recycling partnership with Goodwill Columbus.
Area home sales drop again
Already tepid, the Columbus real estate market cooled off a few degrees in July, according to data released Thursday by the Columbus Board of realtors.
Misspellings scuttle fraud scheme
The mastermind of a $3.5 tax fraud scheme that unraveled because the conspirators misspelled the names of common cities on forms has been sentenced to more than eight years in prison.
Not guilty plea in deadly crash
The driver of a tractor-trailer involved in a four-vehicle Delaware County crash that killed two people and injured three has pleaded not guilty to charges including vehicular homicide.
Flashes honor fallen teammate
Kent State football coach Paul Haynes says players grieving the death of center Jason Bitsko plan to honor him by wearing his number 54 on their helmets this season.