As of Tuesday evening, many major school districts have announced closures for Wednesday.

Michael McKee is alleged to have shot and killed Spencer and Monique Tepe, who police discovered dead in their Columbus home on Dec. 30.

The longtime country band will head to Nationwide Arena on Aug. 14.

Court documents allege that Michael McKee, the ex-husband charged in the deaths of the Tepe couple, was spotted outside their property weeks before the deaths.

Broad & James Towing owner Jim Shriner said the storm forced him to call in five extra drivers Sunday just to keep up with demand.

The operation is meant to create passable and safe driving conditions, similar to what drivers would see after a typical snowstorm — just on a much larger scale.

Acts of kindness played out across the city, from clearing snow off cars to freeing stuck drivers and snow-blowing sidewalks.

Columbus has three 24/7 shelters open to provide a warm place to those who need it.

According to the Ohio Emergency Management Agency, Ohio is experiencing a deep Arctic air mass that will keep temperatures well below normal throughout the week.

Studies estimate hundreds of Americans die during or shortly after snow removal each year.

Many major school districts have canceled classes for Tuesday.

Central Ohio saw between 8 and 14 inches of snow, with the southernmost counties experiencing the most amount.

The game was rescheduled for March 9.

The fire happened at K&K Farms, located at 6621 West Broad St., around 4:35 a.m.

By 11 a.m., manager Jimmy Barouxis said he sold more than 2,000 donuts, proclaiming Sunday the busiest day in January the iconic store had ever seen.

Rumpke Waste & Recycling said it will operate on a one-day delay for the rest of the week.

Stores will reopen at their normal times on Monday.

The snow started late on Saturday night and intensified throughout Sunday morning. Snow finally ended Sunday evening leaving behind over 16 inches in some spots!

Columbus City Schools is among several districts that canceled classes for Friday.

School districts in central Ohio are beginning to announce plans for classes on Monday.