Police seeking two murder suspects
Police are investigating a fatal shooting on the Northeast Side while also searching for a suspect wanted for murder after the death of a man nearly a week after he was shot on the Southeast Side.
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Prosecutor asks judge to throw out charges against Black truck driver mauled by police dog
A prosecutor is asking a judge to dismiss charges, at least for now, against a Black truck driver who was bitten by a police dog while he was surrendering along a highway last month.
Woman gets 15 years to life in deaths of boyfriend, friend after 100 mph car crash into brick wall
A Cleveland-area woman convicted of murder in the death of her boyfriend and a friend after authorities said she deliberately slammed her car into a brick wall at 100 mph has been sentenced to 15 years to life in prison.
New home for trafficking survivors opens downtown
A new home for human trafficking survivors has opened downtown, a three-story, 8,000-square-foot building which will welcome its first eight residents next month.
Quick start sends Crew to 3-0 romp over Cincinnati in Hell is Real matchup
Aidan Morris scored an early goal and Cucho Hernández added a penalty-kick score as the Crew started fast and beat FC Cincinnati 3-0 in the latest installment in the clubs’ “Hell Is Real” derby on Sunday night.
OSU wrestler Sammy Sasso shot near campus, recovering in hospital
Ohio State wrestler Sammy Sasso posted on X Monday morning that he is “steadily improving” and sent thanks for the shows of support he has received since being shot near campus Friday night.
Volunteers help with home fixups on the South Side
For the 15th year, dozens of volunteers have turned out to help homeowners on the South Side with minor repairs and other projects.
Heating up the “Hell Is Real” rivalry
It’s a different kind of “hell week” as the Columbus Crew fires up its fan base for Sunday’s “Hell Is Real” derby with in-state rival FC Cincinnati.
Ohio reports record job numbers
Ohio’s statewide unemployment rate reached another historic low in July as the number of Ohioans who were working rose to its highest level on record.
Be ready for “respiratory season”
Health officials say Ohio should have an ample supply of vaccines needed to face the triple threat of COVID-19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, this fall.