After another weekend with too many lives lost to gun violence in Columbus, city leaders are taking time to address the problems.In total, five people were kill

This summer, community members can look forward to a special bus service to and from the Columbus Zoo.COTA has announced the return of the Zoo Bus service this

Ohio has lost over $51 million to elderly fraud according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Data.

Local governments in the state will retain their individual rights to tobacco control, a state judge ruled on Friday.The decision by Ohio judge Mark Serrott ret

Fire crews were on the scene of a fire in Lancaster on Monday morning.The fire was reported around 3:30 a.m. on Monday morning at the former FOP lodge at the 30

A federal judge ordered an18-year-old who prosecutors said helped organize swatting calls within an online group to remain in federal custody, citing criminal

Average gasoline prices in Columbus rose 5.8 cents per gallon over the last week, averaging $3.62 for a gallon of regular unleaded on Monday, according to GasBu

A central Ohio company is teaching its employees how to speak English before their shifts as many new hires are immigrants and cannot speak the language.