Columbus News

A Columbus police officer is on desk duty after he was charged with OVI after a crash near New Albany February 27. Columbus police officer Russell Redman III is facing a drunk driving charge.

We continue the celebratory trend courtesy of the Wexner Center for the Arts, which is marking Sherri Geldin's 20th anniversary as director with the creation of the Sherri Geldin Innovation Fund.

Temperatures on Tuesday topped 70 degrees in parts of Ohio, but many of those same areas are dealing with snow today.

Lexington by VantageSM, a collection of inns and hotels with suite extensions and a Legacy soft branding option, has maintained its consistent growth with the opening of four properties and 290 rooms to the system.

Mr. Austin represents companies against labor unions and OSHA while also maintaining a vibrant employment law practice.

Police say a 37-year-old central Ohio man killed his wife and, with the help of his 19-year-old mistress, wrapped up the body and hid it in the basement.

MORNING WEATHER DISCUSSION Date: March 12th Time: 5:00 a.m. Meteorologist: ERIC ELWELL Your Doppler 10 Forecast This Morning A mild and wet start.

Columbus Police are looking for a man who forced his way into a north Columbus home at gunpoint with seven children inside.

Considering the region was blessed with near 70-degree temperatures today, drawing out bikers and runners, snow followed by rapidly falling temperatures might be a shock.

An ancient type of group chanting called Kirtan is giving participants a deep sense of well-being.

At the Ohio Peace Officers Training Academy, Columbus Police SWAT snipers are testing new ammunition against bullet-resistant glass found commonly at gas stations and banks.

A Columbus police officer reported hearing shots fired near an apartment complex on the southeast side of the city.

Indiana resident Arielle A. Aldrich, 23, faces six to 12 months in jail when she is sentenced May 8 for trafficking in heroin.

A West Side man already accused of stealing the SUV that belonged to a slain livery driver was charged today with aggravated murder and aggravated robbery.

One person was killed after a single-vehicle crash on the east side of Columbus on Tuesday.

I applaud the March 3 op-ed "Transportation needs a boost in Columbus," by Eric Davies.

If it feels like you're putting in a lot of hours at work, maybe you are, but it could be worse: You could be in Sacramento, Omaha or Las Vegas.

Faced with an unacceptable infant mortality rate in the city, the Columbus City Council approved $225,000 tonight for an effort to save the youngest lives.

Investigators stayed tight lipped about who or what they were looking for, but now the reason has been revealed.

Since I started at Popular Woodworking Magazine , I've gotten e-mails on a weekly basis asking about the status of my school and/or if I will be teaching anywhere in the near future.