All over Ohio and the rest of the nation, businesses and individuals are trying to fill the need for protective equipment for health care professionals and emergency personnel on the front lines of the battle against the coronavirus.
A 42-year-old woman is facing a murder charges after police say she shot a man to death inside an East Side home early Thursday.
Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein has issued a clear warning: Anybody who fakes symptoms of COVID-19 to avoid being arrested or getting a ticket will be prosecuted.
Columbus Police discovered a live alligator while responding to an alleged robbery involving a gun and an Xbox.
A Columbus woman charged with murdering her toddler son last October has been arrested by Florida authorities.
A confrontation between police and an armed teenage suspect on the Southeast Side early Wednesday ended with the suspect and an officer both shot and wounded but authorities say both are expected to survive.
President Donald Trump has issued a disaster declaration for Ohio and ordered federal help for state and local recovery efforts in the battle against the coronavirus.
Governor Mike DeWine dropped a broad hint during his Tuesday news briefing from the Statehouse that he may extend the stay-at-home order issued on March 22 to stop the spread of COVID-19 and which was scheduled to expire Monday.
The state agency responsible for unemployment compensation benefits has been struggling to deal with the volume of Ohioans trying to apply for benefits as a result of business shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Columbus police were checking with neighbors for surveillance footage in their investigation into the shooting of two young girls while they were inside a South Side home Monday night.
