Judge denies bond reduction for Chinese national charged in fatal I-315 wrong-way crash
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A Franklin County judge has refused to lower bond for a 31-year-old Chinese national accused of causing a wrong-way crash on Interstate 315 in May that killed one woman and seriously injured another, as the defendant entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.
This Little-Known Ohio Train Ride Offers The Most Stunning Scenery
If you’ve been driving past the same strip malls and highway exits for so long that you’ve forgotten what actual scenery looks like, have I got news for you. The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in Independence, Ohio is about to remind you that Northeast Ohio has landscapes that’ll make you pull out your camera and actu
Indonesian restaurant opens in Central Ohio
Columbus has a new Indonesian restaurant—Waroeng Buckeye Hibachi held their soft opening on July 7. The restaurant is located at 3512 W. Dublin-Granville Rd., they confirmed the opening via social media. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. They also posted their menu online via Instagram. The menu features a blend of...
Micro Center to Celebrate Grand Reopening of Flagship Columbus Store
Micro Center is preparing to unveil a newly renovated version of its flagship Columbus store with a grand reopening celebration scheduled for August 22 according to the Columbus Underground. Located at 747 Bethel Road, the consumer electronics retailer has spent the past several months remodeling its longtime flagship
Kroger unveils black-owned brands section at reopening of Brewers Yard store
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Kroger will reopen its Brewers Yard store, which will feature a section for Black-owned brands, on July 17. The 150 West Sycamore Street location received $1.6 million in renovations. Shoppers will explore the updates, sample food, and find more local business products during the reopening. “We’re...
$62 million in losses stem from international cybercrimes; three Russian nationals indicted
CLEVELAND - A press conference was held Tuesday, July 14, by federal authorities to announce an international cyberattack resulting in a $62 million loss for victims. United States Attorney David M. Toepfer for the Northern District of Ohio announced the unsealing of a 75-page indictment charging three Russian national
16 children rescued in Ohio: Judge signs gag order in one case
A gag order was approved Tuesday in the case of one of the four adults accused of raising 16 children in “horrific” conditions in a southern Ohio home.
DeWine Lets Police Drones Fly, But Draws Line At Weapons And Warrants
Gov. Mike DeWine has signed a new statewide drone law that spells out how Ohio police can use unmanned aircraft, when they need a judge’s permission, and what the public is allowed to see. The measure bans lethal weapons on law-enforcement drones, treats most drone video and flight logs as public records and, supporter
Where Ohio has data centers: Explore our interactive map
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Data centers are flocking to Ohio, with over 150 verifiable locations mapped below. Data centers, or large facilities that store computing equipment, have been a central focus for Ohioans as dozens of new projects emerge around neighborhoods, farms and cities. Every Google search, show streamed
Back to the 90s: Pizza Hut says $3 Personal Pans are back, new fashion...
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Not all readers will remember, but there was once a time when you could walk into a Pizza Hut and enjoy a full buffet, pies for under five dollars, and all the parmesan you could shake. On Tuesday, Pizza Hut announced it will be serving...

















