Bell pleaded guilty to two counts of rape. The other charges were dismissed.

The Hall of Fame recognizes men and women who continue to serve their communities after their military careers.

Veterans Day is always observed on Nov. 11 each year and is a time for the country to recognize and honor America’s veterans.

The suspect is charged with felonious assault, but police said additional charges are pending.

​The Franklin County Sheriff's Office said the crash happened around 5:45 p.m. on state Route 317 east of Port Road in Madison Township.

The events are being held at the city’s Mobile Produce Markets, with the first one on Thursday being held at the Glenwood Recreation Center.

A Columbus man was indicted on one count of murder after allegedly shaking his 6-month-old niece, causing severe brain injury.

Tony Campbell, a Marine and three-generation veteran, visited the Iwo Jima Memorial for the first time with Honor Flight Columbus, calling it a dream come true.

As air traffic controllers continue to work without pay, FAA leaders have said a reduction in air traffic is necessary to keep up with staffing shortages.

Food banks across the state will receive $7 million. The other $18 million will go to low-income Ohioans with children who qualify.

A two-hander, "The Roommate" was first staged in 2015 before gaining prominence in 2024 with a Broadway debut.

There's a new brewery coming to Worthington, and it's taking the space of a beloved local landmark.

The retailer says it will open a 70,000-square-foot store at 1552 Gemini Place, just off Interstate 71 and adjacent to Polaris Fashion Mall.

Police said investigators found that the shooting victim was involved in an argument with the suspect before the shooting.

One person was killed in a rollover crash near northeast Columbus Wednesday night.

City inspectors say the historic Kelton House Museum was declared unsafe after a gas explosion and fire, but the main structure is not in danger of collapse.

According to Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein's office, the city secured a court order to board up the property located at 1885 Sullivant Ave.

Starting Dec. 1, paper manufacturer Tops Products will begin shutting down all operations, a move the Logan mayor says will be "catastrophic."

Officers with the Columbus Division of Police were called around 8:25 p.m. to the intersection of North High Street and East Woodruff Avenue on a report of a crash.

Firefighters were called shortly before 6 p.m. to a home in the 9000 block of Emerald Hill Drive, east of U.S. Route 23 in Lewis Center, on a report of a gas leak.