Police seek drivers who fled fatal crash scene
Police are looking for two drivers after they ran from the scene of a fatal multi-vehicle crash involving their cars on the East Side Monday night.
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DeWine signs bill ending conceal carry permit mandate
Gov. Mike DeWine has signed into law a measure that will make a concealed weapons permit optional and eliminate the requirement that individuals “promptly” notify police officers that they are carrying a concealed weapon.
Man accused of stabbing brother to death
Police have charged a 20-year-old man with murder in the stabbing death of his brother on the Northeast Side Monday.
After Cooper trade, Browns release Landry
The Cleveland Browns released five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Jarvis Landry in a cost-cutting move.
Cavs 120, Clippers 111 (OT)
Rookie big man Evan Mobley scored a season-high 30 points and Darius Garland had 24 points and 13 assists, sending the Cavaliers past the Los Angeles Clippers 120-111 in overtime.
COVID-19 battle “evolving”: State drops daily case updates
Starting today, the state is no longer updating COVID-19 data every day as the numbers of new cases and hospitalizations continue to decline.
Police wound man shooting at vehicles on I-71
The 21-year-old Columbus man shot and wounded by police who said he was firing at vehicles along a busy stretch of I-71 near Gemini Parkway in Delaware County Friday morning will face an attempted aggravated murder charge.
Rookie Sillinger’s hat trick puts Blue Jackets past Knights
Eighteen-year-old rookie Cole Sillinger recorded the first hat trick of his NHL career, Elvis Merzlikins made 23 saves and the Blue Jackets beat the Vegas Golden Knights 6-4.
Ex-Columbus Zoo CEO to repay $400,000
A former chief executive officer has agreed to repay hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium after audits concluded that improper spending and questionable business practices cost the institution more than $630,000.
I-70/I-71 highway project goes west
After nearly four years, the focus of the massive makeover of the I-70/I-71 corridor through downtown Columbus is shifting to the west, bringing relief to motorists who have endured the roadwork on the East Side interchange of the two interstates while transferring the work zone to the Franklinton-area interchange for the next three years.