Police search for hit-skip driver in fatal accident
Police are looking for a vehicle that struck and killed a bicyclist on the East Side late Tuesday night.
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DeWine issues 3-week nighttime curfew amid COVID-19 surge
Governor Mike DeWine is issuing a three-week statewide curfew on many businesses as governors and mayors across the U.S. close businesses or curtail hours and order or urge people to stay home and keep their distance from others to help stem a rising tide of COVID-19 infections.
Police bring holiday dinners to South Linden residents
Columbus police officers will deliver Thanksgiving dinners to 150 families in the South Linden neighborhood Wednesday in the first-ever “Cops and Gobblers.”
DeWine deflects questions on public utility official
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has deflected questions regarding an FBI search of the Columbus home of the the state’s top utility regulator.
Toddler shoots himself with gun while dad plays video game
A Northeast Side man is facing a charge of child endangering after his toddler son accidentally shot himself with a gun the man left on a couch while playing a video game.
DeWine tweaked by Trump, praised by Biden
Ohio’s Republican governor has found himself on the receiving end of criticism by President Donald Trump and praise by President-Elect Joe Biden.
Columbus to pay $1M to family of woman killed by officer
Columbus plans to pay $1 million to the family of a woman killed by an undercover officer in August 2018, according to documents filed in Franklin County Probate Court.
DeSales vies for state football title
The DeSales Stallions will compete for a state high school football championship At Fortress Obetz Saturday.
City homicide total grows
The number of homicides in Columbus this year — already an all-time record — continued to grow with two additional fatal shootings over the past three days with the possibility that another shooting victim would be murder victim No. 147 if the death is ruled a homicide.
Steelers 36, Bengals 10
Ben Roethlisberger threw for a season-high 333 yards and four touchdowns despite being forced to stay away from the team facility all week due to COVID-19 protocols, and the Pittsburgh Steelers stayed unbeaten with a 36-10 victory over the Bengals.