School districts are canceling classes for Friday.

Troopers found 154 pounds of cocaine inside a semitruck during a traffic stop last week.

The fire happened in the 100 block of South Princeton Avenue just before 2:05 a.m.

Earlier this month, a federal judge ruled that plaintiffs in the case could serve Wexner a subpoena after several unsuccessful attempts to do so.

The charges stem from an investigation by the Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force.

January marks one year since the defense industrial company announced it was establishing its facility in Ohio.

During the project, Honda test vehicles were sent on select routes in Ohio to identify roadway damage and inform maintenance operations.

Tyriq Jeffers was booked into a Franklin County Jail on Tuesday and charged with murder.

Snowbanks left behind by plows are creating hazardous conditions at bus stops across Columbus, forcing some COTA riders to wait in the street or navigate deep snow.

Heavy machinery arrived to chip away at the thick ice layer that had formed following the water line leak on Friday.

COhatch announced Wednesday it is working with the city of Dublin to build Riverview Village after completing a private-public partnership agreement in December.

Three trustees agreed to reinstate Grubb to active duty with the Blendon Township Police Department following department procedures.

A survivor-turned-advocate in Columbus is urging domestic violence victims to seek help following the weekend winter storm.

Some people awoke to their cars frozen to the street. Columbus says it’s working to fix the broken lines which it says could take between 2 to 4 hours to fix.

David Resch said even closing the bakery for just a few days can take a toll. It means the bakery loses revenue and employees miss out on pay.

A repair technician said the best thing homeowners can do for their heating systems is keep up with filter maintenance.

A recently released affidavit revealed new details in the killings of Spencer and Monique Tepe.

City leaders acknowledged the frustration as plows continue to unintentionally trap cars while clearing streets.

The grand opening, originally scheduled for Saturday, will not go forward due to extreme temperatures.

Several school districts are canceling classes for Thursday.