Adult on Electric-Bike with life-threatening injuries after hit-skip in Downtown, Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A person riding an electric bike is fighting for their life after being struck by a vehicle, which fled the scene in Downtown, Columbus Tuesday night. According to a Columbus police incident report, a person was operating an Electric-Bike, heading north on South High Street at the Mound Street i
One Of Ohio’s Most Underrated Italian Restaurants Is Tucked Away In Reynoldsburg
Spring settles gently over Reynoldsburg, where tree-lined streets start to brighten and patios slowly come back to life. There’s a quiet comfort in the air this time of year—windows open a little wider, evenings stretching longer, and the first signs of green returning to neighborhood corners. Tucked just...
State recommends maximum sentence for ex-deputy Jason Meade
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The state is recommending a maximum sentence for a former Franklin County deputy who was convicted of reckless homicide in the death of Casey Goodson Jr. In a sentencing memorandum filed Tuesday, prosecutors requested the judge sentence Jason Meade to 36 months in prison due to the severity of h
Woman charged in 2022 shooting; remains at large
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A woman has been indicted and charged with murder more than four years after allegedly killing a man. Columbus police said on Wednesday that Alyssia C. Albert, 31, has been indicted on charges of aggravated murder, murder, aggravated robbery, and tampering with evidence in connection with the Fe
Ohio Woman Has Her Backyard Stolen By Neighbor, And It Keeps Getting Worse: ‘Start...
In Ohio, one family says their peaceful home life has slowly been replaced by frustration, anxiety, and an ongoing battle over personal space. What started as a few uncomfortable encounters has reportedly grown into something much larger, leaving the family feeling trapped in their own home and eager for a fresh start
Ohio Attorney General Warns of Impostor Scams Involving ‘Payment Notices’
Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson has warned of impostor scams involving fraudsters pretending to be a trustworthy source – often a government official – to deceive the public into sending money or providing personal information. “Notably, there has been a recent uptick in impostor scams involving fraudulent court-rela
Columbus residents demand answers as ‘no-mow zones’ spark backlash after ABC6 report
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — More Columbus residents are raising concerns about overgrown grass and weeds in city parks after an ABC6 On Your Side Waste Watch investigation found the city is leaving some park areas unmowed for a variety of reasons including saving money. The city has referred to...
Two dead in shooting near Hilliard
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Two people are dead after a shooting Wednesday night in an apartment complex near Hilliard. According to Columbus police dispatchers, the incident was reported on the 5200 block of Applebaugh Street in The Charles at Riggins Run apartment complex in northwest Columbus. The shooting was first rep
Part of Ohio Turnpike shut down following vehicle crash
OHIO — A crash involving a truck and a passenger vehicle on the Ohio Turnpike near the Pennsylvania state line slowed traffic Wednesday morning and sent multiple people to the hospital. According to officials, the crash occurred around 10:30 a.m. in the westbound lanes of the turnpike just west of the Ohio-Pennsylvania
Ohio’s hemp beverage ban is being challenged in federal court following Mike DeWine’s crafty...
Ohio’s complicated, contradictory relationship with hemp beverages has landed in federal court, the latest effort to overturn a crafty move by Gov. Mike DeWine to outlaw them. Ten hemp beverage makers are fighting back against the Ohio law that effectively banned the sale of hemp-infused drinks in the state....

















