Columbus News

I first saw Leslie Baum's work in a sprawling group show, My Crippled Friend , at the Canzani Center Gallery , the main exhibition space of Columbus College of Art and Design .

A 5-year-old boy was in critical condition this evening after being pulled from a pond behind Far East Side homes this afternoon.

Randy Jackson had just started mowing the hilly field off Watkins Road on the South Side when he spotted the bright white tennis shoes about 6:30 p.m. yesterday.

An east Columbus grandmother is recovering after someone fired gunshots into her home as she cared for her 8-year-old grandchild.

SAC Relays, hosted by Mt. San Antonio College at Hilmer Lodge Stadium, while a number of RedHawks finished off the weekend at the Jesse Owens Classic, hosted by The Ohio State University.

On this holiday weekend, one Columbus neighborhood nourished the body as well as the spirit in a special food drive.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office reported it is searching for a man after he allegedly stabbed his brother in his residence on the 3200 block of Clearcreek Road Southwest in Madison Township.

The English teacher at St. Charles Preparatory School is the 2014 "early bird" champion of Joe's Mildly Entertaining Easter Egg Hunt.

Health officials are making an extra push for vaccination against mumps in Columbus, Ohio, in the wake of an outbreak that started at Ohio State University.

It was hard enough to fathom the killing, an elderly woman stabbed in her East Side home in what police said might have been a robbery.

A Near East Side man remained at large yesterday after being charged with the fatal shooting of a man whose body was found in woods in January.

Margie Anderson, 548 E. High, was cited for failure to maintain assured clear distance after she reportedly rear-ended a northbound car driven by James McCune, 435 N. Park, who was stopped at a red light in the northbound lane of S. Madriver St. at the intersection of Columbus Ave. Police also reported that a 16-year-old Bellefontaine girl was ... (more)

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In a story April 17 about heroin overdose deaths in Ohio, The Associated Press erroneously reported the percentage increase in heroin overdose deaths from 2011 to 2012.

A replica of one of the train engines that carried the body of Abraham Lincoln to Columbus and then to his resting spot in Illinois will not be displayed as scheduled at the Ohio Statehouse on Thursday.

The Lost & Found Friday column networks displaced pets from Ohio areas north of Columbus.

Potent but not perfect: Medical assistant Elissa Ortivez prepares a measles, mumps and rubella vaccine at a clinic in Walsenburg, Colo.

A woman who died in a shooting early yesterday at her North Side apartment complex had lost her mother in a murder-suicide five years ago.

The city is asking a judge for a temporary shut-down of UberX. A city attorney said he plans to go before the judge Friday afternoon to explain why he thinks the service is a concern for public safety.

Tanner's senior collection was "inspired by buildings that are left abandoned and deteriorate."