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COLUMBUS, OH (WLIO) - A new Ohio law will require both drivers and passengers to provide i-d’s to law enforcement during traffic stops. Governor Mike DeWine recently signed the legislation into law. The measure requires drivers and passengers to provide their name, address and date of birth to law enforcement if they a

Ohio has many grocery stores, and Heinen’s isn’t the biggest one. But it might be the most interesting. Behind its prepared-foods case and the wine pours sits a family story that started with a Cleveland butcher and a single cooler. These are the Heinen’s secrets even longtime Ohio...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A week after fireworks were thrown into a crowd in Columbus' Short North over the Fourth of July weekend, some visitors and business patrons are questioning whether the popular entertainment district still feels safe. Video posted by Street Scoop 614 appears to show teens and...

DELAWARE — An OhioHealth physician who delivered babies at Grady Memorial Hospital for decades says if the health system had developed Grady like Dublin Methodist Hospital, “we wouldn’t be in this situation.”. Dr. Thomas Hubbell spent more than 40 years practicing family medicine with OhioHealth. He served...

I traveled to Columbus to take in the 26th Goodguys Summit Racing Nationals taking place at the Ohio Expo Center & State Fairgrounds from July 10 to July 12, 2026. With over 6,000 custom cars and trucks, massive swap meets, the Nitro Thunder Cacklefest, and autocross racing, this show was everything it was cracked up t

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Columbus man who has been criminally indicted 11 times in Franklin County has now pleaded guilty to federal firearm charges. According to federal prosecutors, Antonio Triplett, on the day his jury trial was to begin, entered a plea of guilty for illegally possessing a firearm as a previously c

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A fire broke out at an Ohio State University construction site overnight. The building is on John H. Herrick Drive near the veterinary hospital. The Columbus Division of Fire said the fire started on an air inlet on the roof. Firefighters were not sure of the extent of the damage, but they said

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The discovery of 16 siblings who authorities say were held at a rural Ohio home for years in squalid conditions is straining the county’s resources as it works to prosecute their parents and two grandparents and provide care to so many children at once.

Ohio lawmakers on Thursday moved House Bill 611 one step closer to reality, backing a plan that would let certain medical-marijuana processors grow cannabis on site and run a retail shop from the same operation. Supporters say the bill fixes a glaring orphan processor problem that left some manufacturers stranded witho

The Ohio county where 16 siblings were rescued from squalid conditions is struggling to care for the children and prosecute their parents and two grandparents. The state has labeled the situation “an unprecedented child welfare crisis” as the tiny rural county’s resources grow increasingly strained. The local prosecuto