Columbus News

This Evening : Clear and pleasant. Tonight : Partly cloudy. Low 34. Tomorrow : Partly to mostly cloudy.

CINCINNATI: Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine fell ill during a speaking engagement Friday in Cincinnati and was taken to a hospital to be evaluated, his office said.

Xavier Dee, 10, from Hillview Elemen-tary School in Sylvania, takes a shot at the net and David Marsh, a senior and goalie for the Northview High hockey team, during a pep rally at the high school.

An Ohio man accused of raping and killing a pizza delivery driver is to appear on the charges in an east-central Ohio court.

A Mansfield woman has been charged with aggravated arson in connection with a weekend fire at 511 S. Main St. that seriously injured her husband.

Major players in central Ohio business and research have a common set of goals: to be more efficient, more secure and more customer-focused.

Ray Abou-Arab is now accused of trafficking in a controlled substance. He and his son, Omar Abou-Arab, have been indicted by a grand jury for trafficking "XLR-11," a form of synthetic marijuana.

A robber who was shot by police outside a North Side bank last summer was sentenced today to 11 years in prison.

The final steps are taken to bring closure to a family whose loved one was murdered, but not identified for 30 years.

A 5-star library, as rated in the 2013 edition of Library Journal's America's Star Libraries and for the sixth consecutive year, The Columbus Metropolitan Library serves the metro area of Columbus, Ohio.

Police were looking for a suspect accused of robbing a Speedway with a knife. It happened around 12:10 Thursday morning along west 5th Avenue in northwest Columbus.

Columbus made a bid and is now a finalist for the Republican National Convention in 2016 and has started efforts to gather a bid for the Democratic convention as well.

This might sound like an acquired taste. To Troy Allen, however, it's a part of fine-tuned branding strategy that will land in Lakewood in July.

State Auditor Dave Yost thanked two central Ohio government workers today for uncovering and reporting wrongdoing, calling them "taxpayer heroes."

Nathan Entingh, a fifth grader in Columbus, OH, was suspended three days for pointing his finger like a gun.

Columbus police are asking for the public's help in locating two children who left their south Columbus home after an argument Tuesday night.

Denison University Assistant Professor Mark Seamon is directing "Next to Normal," produced by The SRO Theatre Company in cooperation with Denison University.

Authorities say part of a train hauling corn derailed north of Ohio's capital, sending nearly three dozen cars off the tracks and spilling their contents.

Agency spokeswoman Eileen Corson says the three files were placed on the site by someone looking for storage space.

Revitalization in the south Columbus neighborhood off Parsons Avenue is hard to find.