A weekend for giving
This weekend brings central Ohioans more opportunities to give to those less fortunate during the holiday season.
This weekend brings central Ohioans more opportunities to give to those less fortunate during the holiday season.
Columbus police are looking for a Northwest Side man who suffers from dementia and has not been seen since Thursday morning.
Police have made no arrests in a double shooting on the Southeast Side late Thursday night.
Ohio Republican Sen. Rob Portman has joined a bipartisan effort to head off an environmental regulation he says would make it difficult for local governments to repair and replace fire hydrants.
Autopsy results are pending on a Westerville South High School basketball player who died after collapsing at practice.
The Ohio State Fire Marshal’s office says there is no evidence of any working smoke detectors in a Kettering home where four people – two of them children — died in a blaze Thursday morning.
Another blast of winter is heading for weather-weary central Ohio.
A man suspected of shooting his girlfriend during an argument is dead after a gunfight with Columbus police officers.
Folks in parts of central and southeast Ohio will have to get used to dialing more digits when they make phone calls now that regulators have approved a plan to use a new area code.
A group wants Columbus residents to vote on whether the city should be paying for its professional hockey team’s home arena, and it has collected enough signatures to get the issue on the May ballot.