Category — Columbus, Ohio

A local Girl Scout troop went where no troop has gone before in the name of cookies.

The government is preparing a safety warning about baby slings.

One person is dead and their pet escapes unharmed from a rollover crash near Indian Lake State Park.

Gahanna police officer Christopher Thomas will return to his job after being fired last year for driving 149 miles per hour on his motorcycle.

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Columbus police say one North Side neighborhood has seen 20 burglaries or attempts during the past two months.

A Gahanna police officer who was fired after being caught riding his motorcycle at nearly 150 mph will get his job back.

The latest dining craze in Columbus has nothing to do with a new hot spot or a trendy new way to prepare food. It’s all about Fudha.

Ohio State University says a background check on a janitor who shot two supervisors didn’t reveal a criminal record, even though he had spent five years in prison.

Crews broke ground Wednesday for the new $32-million Rich Street bridge project. It will connect Franklinton with the downtown area directly instead of having to go to Broad street.

The Ohio State University and Columbus State Community College may have a role in a new automotive racing and research site at the old Columbus Clippers stadium.

The Ohio Supreme Court has agreed to weigh the constitutionality of a 2006 state law that lifted most local gun restrictions.

An Ohio apartment listing for a “bachelor pad” has drawn a federal discrimination lawsuit.

The Arab League has recommended withdrawing support for indirect talks between Palestinians and Israelis due to recent announcements of new settlement building.

Would a proposed texting ban in the city of Columbus go far enough to curb distracted driving?

The Delaware County sheriff’s office makes an arrest after a Monday morning pharmacy robbery and manhunt.

UPDATE: Road closings and traffic-light troubles are over after a transformer failure on the campus of Grant Medical Center. One building remains without power.

Relatives of the victim sobbed and held each other as a judge handed down a life prison term Tuesday for a doctor convicted of killing his wife by lacing her calcium supplement with cyanide so he could be with his mistress.

Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland says a death row inmate who survived an overdose of pills likely saved up medication that had been prescribed for him.

According to insurance investigators, more and more people are trying to make up lost ground by defrauding insurance companies out of money.

Two former Ohio day care workers have been charged with giving children an over-the-counter dietary supplement to make them sleep.

Eleven adopted and foster children who were forced to sleep in cages by a northern Ohio couple have reached a $1.2 million settlement with the county where they once lived.

Local authorities ask you to identify two robbery suspects seen in surveillance video and offer a reward for tips leading to arrests or indictments.

A portion of I-71 was reduced to one lane at 11th Avenue after a crash involving multiple semis.

A former Grove City police sergeant was sentenced to 60 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to public-indecency charges.

Deputies apprehend two burglary suspects whom authorities say might have been responsible for several recent daytime burglaries in the Violet Township area.

Epilepsy is the third leading neurological disorder in the nation. It sits right behind Alzheimer’s and stroke. This year, doctors will diagnose more than 200,000 people—and many in Central Ohio will come to The Ohio State University Medical Center’s Epilepsy Monitoring Unit.

A yearly audit by the state found fewer issues with the Columbus City Schools accounting process than last year.  The improvement has been called “remarkable” and school officials say they want taxpayers to know the district takes resource management seriously.

A Reynoldsburg man pleads guilty to one count of possession of child pornography after investigators found approximately 20,000 video and image files of child pornography on his home computer.

Storm Team 4 Meteorologist Jym Ganahl gives you an updated forecast.