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Columbus police officer recovering after being shot by suspect
A Columbus police officer is recovering after he was shot Wednesday evening by a suspect who was killed when police returned fire.
Meet the Ohio candidates facing off in statewide primary elections
On May 5, Ohioans will vote in the primary for five statewide races.
Investigators allege fraud scheme targeting Greg Biffle family after deadly plane crash
Newly released search warrants allege friends of NASCAR driver Greg Biffle’s family were involved in a wide-ranging fraud scheme that investigators say led to the theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars following the family’s deaths in a December plane crash.
Kentucky sheriff’s deputy dies as result of injuries from shooting
The Sheriff's Office said Coyle died surrounded by his family.
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick Claims ‘GTA 6’ Price Info Is Coming Soon
Rockstar Games / GTA 6 GTA 6 is without a doubt the most anticipated game of the year, and has many wondering if it will also be the first video game priced at $100. According to Take-Two Interactive’s CEO, Strauss Zelnick, we will learn that information very soon. Speaking with Jennifer Maas, Variety’s senior business
Boss Don Season: MIKE’s Young World Festival Will Spotlight Max B
Max B has enjoyed a particular amount of status, and his influence on acts like Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Mob, and more is undeniable. MIKE, one of the greatest talents of his generation, will bring his Young World Festival back to Brooklyn, which will spotlight Max B. The Boss Don Biggavelli might not be a household
Students gather for Law Day in Mercer County
Students are getting out of the classroom and into the courtroom in Mercer County.
Body found in clothes matching those of missing student Nahida Bristy, affidavit reveals
Court documents revealed more information surrounding the investigation into the deaths of USF students Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy.
Crews at scene of reported explosion in Girard
First responders are in the 1000 block of N. State St.
House strips controversial pro-pesticide policies from farm bill
The House on Thursday voted to strip pro-pesticide policies, which have been a source of controversy and GOP infighting, from the farm bill. The amendment to take the provisions out of the farm bill, which sets the nation's agriculture policy for five years, was adopted in a 280-142 vote. It was led by Reps. Anna