Bill allows officers to patrol schools
The Ohio House Wednesday approved a bill that would encourage law enforcement officers to patrol schools on their own time to prevent a tragedy like the school shooting in Newtown, Conn., nearly one year ago.
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Religious Freedom bill in Statehouse
Debate is scheduled to begin soon in the Ohio House on a bill that could bring prayer back to public schools.
Drunk bus driver quits
The woman accused of driving a Columbus City Schools bus drunk won’t be driving students around again.
Third warrant issued in murder
A third person is now being sought by police in connection with the death of a Southeast Side man.
Semi driver pleads guilty in deadly crash
A semitrailer driver has been convicted of misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in a central Ohio crash earlier this year that killed two people.
Police: Robbery suspect struck twice
Central Ohio authorities say they expect arrest warrants to be issued for a man who is suspected of holding up a Northeast Side convenience store and a Walmart in Whitehall this morning.
Vets Memorial project gets OK
The Franklin County Veterans Memorial will soon meet the wrecking ball.
Couple wanted for murder in custody
The couple accused of killing the son of a Columbus fire battalion chief and police detective is behind bars.
Court: JobsOhio exempt from most open-records laws
The Ohio Supreme Court has dismissed a lawyer’s request for records kept by the state’s privatized job-creation agency on procedural grounds.
Report: Castro’s death suicide
A final report on the prison death of Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro says he purposely took his own life.