Area hospitals to lift mask mandates
As life returns to normal following the COVID-19 pandemic, the three largest healthcare systems in central Ohio are dropping their mask requirements this week.
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Permanent clinic opens in East Palestine
Governor Mike DeWine, First Lady Fran DeWine, and the director of the Ohio Department of Health were in East Palestine Monday for the grand opening of a new, permanent health clinic, which replaces the temporary clinic that was set up after the fiery train derailment there in February.
Family: Haskins was drugged before he was fatally struck
The family of deceased former Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins has filed a lawsuit against several people, businesses and the state of Florida, claiming he was drugged, robbed and extorted before he was fatally struck while standing drunk on a highway after running out of gas.
Man charged in double shooting
Columbus police arrested a man at the scene of a deadly shooting during a domestic disturbance on the Hilltop early Monday morning.
Franklin County prosecutor creates unit to review convictions
Franklin County’s prosecuting attorney has created a new unit to review and investigate claims of innocence and wrongful conviction.
Cryptocurrency scams target older Ohioans
Two state agencies are sounding a warning to older Ohioans: Beware of cryptocurrency scams.
Gas explosion eyed in Springfield blast that sent 3 to hospitals
Authorities say an explosion at a Springfield apartment complex that sent three people to hospitals over the weekend is believed to have been caused by a gas explosion.
2 dead in Madison Twp. fire
A man and woman were killed in a house fire in southeast Columbus Saturday.
Crew beats DC United 2-0 for third straight victory
Lucas Zelarayán scored on a first-half penalty kick, Christian Ramírez added a goal after halftime and the Crew blanked D.C. United 2-0.
Rangers 4, CBJ 0
Columbus has lost six of its last seven games and remained tied with the Chicago Blackhawks for the fewest points in the NHL.