City, police union agree on body cams
An agreement between the city of Columbus and the union representing its police officers removes a significant hurdle to outfitting those officers with body cameras.
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Police trade checkpoints for patrols
Columbus police officials say they have new tactics for cracking down on impaired driving now that they have turned down federal grant money used to pay for Sobriety checkpoints.
Grifters work phone scam
Columbus police are warning central Ohio businesses about a phone scam.
Campus landmark being demolished
The original Long’s Bookstore building, a landmark for decades across from the Ohio State University campus, is coming down.
Defense gives Buckeyes big edge over Hoosiers
When the Buckeyes host Indiana Saturday the matchup will pit the Big Ten’s top two offenses against one another. Wait! Did we say “Indiana?” Yes, we did.
Tribe tops Red Sox 5-4 in ALDS opener
The Indians held on for a 5-4 win over the Boston Red Sox Thursday night in their AL Division Series opener.
Ohio insurance rates still among nation’s lowest
Homeowners and auto insurance rates for Ohioans edged upward only slightly last year and remain among the lowest in the nation, according to data released by the state and industry group.
Dublin commuters should be alert
The confusion that will greet motorists in the Dublin area Friday morning is a sign of progress, according to state transportation officials who say the addition of lanes and a new ramp to help drivers coming in from Post Road, Muirfield or Marysville enter I-270 means the massive project is nearing completion.
Summer safety initiative upheld, sobriety checkpoints abandoned
Columbus police are defending one safety initiative and ending another.
Double dip at century-old ice cream mill
Ye Olde Mill has entered the 21st Century with Velvet Ice Cream’s $3 million expansion, the largest in its 102-year history.