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Ex-Columbus officer involved in bar fight claims she was fired for being white
A former Columbus police officer who was fired after a bar fight filed a federal lawsuit Monday claiming that her firing was because she is white and was done without an investigation.
Dr. Edith Eger, holocaust survivor and acclaimed psychologist, dies at 98
Dr. Edith Eva Eger, a Holocaust survivor and renowned psychologist, has died at the age of 98.
Lawmakers call to make Ohio crime solving funds permanent
Every year in Ohio, only about a third of violent crimes are solved, giving the state one of the worst case closure rates in the entire country.
More charges could be filed against Youngstown native NBA player
Terry Rozier, a Youngstown native and NBA veteran, is facing additional charges of sports bribery and honest services wire fraud related to an alleged gambling scheme.
Kid Rock joins Hegseth on Army helicopter ride after fly-by controversy
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Kid Rock both flew in Army Apache helicopters on Monday in the Washington, D.C., area, weeks after the military came under fire for flying helicopters near the singer’s house in Tennessee.
NASA names next astronauts to travel to International Space Station
The mission is the 13th collaboration between NASA and Elon Musk's SpaceX under the Commercial Crew Program.
Multiple vehicle crash impacts I-80 in Mercer County
A multiple vehicle crash on Interstate 80 in Mercer County has caused a complete blockage of the westbound lanes, and is expected to be cleared later Tuesday morning.
ESC gives high school students employment pathway through drones
The Educational Service Center of Eastern Ohio is hosting the 2nd Annual Northeast Ohio Future Pilots Drone Showcase, bringing together 14 schools and over 180 students to learn about the role of drones in the workforce and explore career pathways.
Youngstown house fire under investigation
An overnight house fire in Youngstown is under investigation, with no injuries reported and no one living at the home.
Power nearly restored for 2,000 people in Columbiana County
People within the Glenmoor, Calcutta and West Point areas have been without power since about 9 p.m. Monday.