Columbus OH

Across Ohio, there is a quiet presence that many people overlook without ever truly understanding. Mourning doves appear almost everywhere, perched on telephone wires, walking calmly across lawns, or resting along fence lines in suburban neighborhoods. Their soft cooing drifts through early mornings and late afternoons, blending into the rhythm of everyday life. Because they are so common, they are often dismissed as simple...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Police responded Sunday to a shooting at Old Ranch Court, about a block from Westland High. When police arrived, they learned a man had been shot in the leg. The victim drove himself to the hospital. Police interviewed the victim, and he identified the shooter...

In a region known for world-class hospitals and sprawling healthcare systems, a small team of providers in Northeast Ohio is quietly rethinking what primary care is supposed to feel like.

Union leaders are fed up about staff getting beaten up at the Indian River Juvenile Correctional Facility. As of April 2, the facility isn’t accepting any more kids due to safety and staffing shortages.

The Buckeyes are looking pretty good in spring practices.

SOUTHERN OHIO – The 180th Fighter Wing has reported that they will be performing night flying starting Monday Night. The Fighters can travel at more than 1,500 mph, and more than 2 times the speed of sound. At that speed, you could travel from Toledo to Washington, D.C. in about 15 minutes.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Columbus Division of Police identified two persons of interest in a deadly after-hours club shooting last month. Officers were called to the 1600 block of Lockbourne Road, south of Frebis Avenue, for a report of a shooting at a business around 7:30 a.m. on March 25. Sgt. Joe Albert said the person who called 911 is the owner of the building and found the...

Looking for something useful without spending a dime? Columbus neighbors are giving away all kinds of free items this week — from furniture and home goods to bikes and art supplies. Check out what’s available below!

Marshall McPeek is once again stepping away from TV – this time to undergo an intensive round of chemotherapy as he continues his fight against a rare form of cancer. In a message shared with viewers, the longtime WSYX chief meteorologist said he will begin 18 weeks of aggressive chemotherapy starting this week.

An innovative 33-gigawatt power plant that runs on natural gas is being developed in southern Ohio, making the state a central hub in the country’s artificial intelligence infrastructure boom. The project, based in Pike County, is expected to drive significant economic growth, but it has also sparked debate over its scale and environmental impact.