Columbus OH

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Franklinton market accused of selling stolen merchandise has reached a lawsuit settlement with the City of Columbus. According to the City Attorney’s Office, Columbus and Franklin County attorneys have reached an agreement with Herbert’s Market in the city’s West Side, resolving allegations...

How good does an Amish market breakfast have to be to keep regulars coming back again and again? This Ohio spot answers that pretty quickly, because the all-day breakfast and comfort food here have the kind of staying power people do not fake. Visitors are not stopping in once, enjoying...

OHIO — Central Ohio Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s help in locating a woman wanted on a charge of receiving stolen property. Authorities say Amy Collins, 42, is currently wanted in connection with the offense. Collins is described as a white female, approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing around...

In what other court officials call an unusual move, Franklin County Domestic Relations Court employees have been told they must sign a nondisclosure agreement or potentially face termination. The binding document prevents employees from disclosing confidential issues, including information related to parties,...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A 17-year-old accused of driving a car that struck and killed a husband and wife is now facing new charges in a separate case, police said. The teen is charged with weapons offenses, firing a gun at a home and felony assault for his alleged role in a shooting along Eton Grove that happened...

SNAP households in Ohio that lost food because of power outages can apply for replacement benefits.

CLEVELAND — A meteor went across Northeast Ohio Tuesday morning, lighting up the sky and rattling homes with a boom. NASA experts say the roughly 6-foot, 7-ton space rock broke apart over Valley City, possibly scattering fragments across southern Medina County. The explosion released energy equivalent to 250 tons...

Winter weather is making more pain for central Ohio motorists. Snow and high winds across the region have prompted several counties in the state to declare snow emergencies, including Union County, according to Dispatch news partner NBC4. Franklin County had not declared a snow emergency by 10:30 p.m. on March 16,...

To most folks living in Columbus or anywhere in central Ohio, thin-crust, square-cut pizza is just pizza. The pies they grew up with don’t need to be defined or named, but for the sake of clarity, let’s call it “Columbus-style.” It may not be as well-known as pizzas from Chicago, New York, or even New Haven, but the...

Few have done more to popularize and bring science to a level for everyone to understand than Neil deGrasse Tyson. He will host the “Cosmic Perspective” here in Columbus next week. But what does he have to say about the future of space exploration and about scientists here...