Terrance Trent wept and whimpered, clutching a tissue to his face in a Franklin County courtroom, as he listened to anguished statements about what was lost when his reckless driving caused a crash that killed two pedestrians at a Downtown intersection.
Travelers heading north for a Labor Day weekend getaway will have fewer orange barrels in their way as they leave Columbus.
A knife-wielding clown reported in the Northland area might prove a hoax, but Columbus police say they aren’t taking any chances.
Public-health officials have shifted their attention to at-home hygiene as the number of people infected with a diarrheal disease continues to surge in central Ohio.
Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is once again battling listeria, a problem that caused a huge disruption in the company’s business last year.
Ohioans insured through the Affordable Care Act will have fewer providers to choose from next year and will pay more for coverage.
There must be something in the water — still — because local cases of a waterborne diarrheal disease continue to climb, surpassing 250 by Tuesday.
Voters in Upper Arlington will go to the polls today to decide whether four city council members keep their jobs.
After watching as a tornado got too close for comfort the night before, 1,900 triathletes hit the course for the Ironman 70.3 in Delaware Sunday.
As the number of cases of diarrheal disease in a two-county outbreak has nearly doubled in the past week, health officials are reaching out to schools and day-care centers to encourage prevention.
