Those involved are accused of purchasing money orders for $1,000 to $5,000 at Walmart. depositing the funds remotely, and then later returning the money orders to Walmart for a refund.

A neighborhood with not one but two houses falling apart was a source of consternation for people living up and down the street, but there is an end in sight.

Newly released video offers a fuller picture of the alleged road rage incident involving U.S. Rep. Max Miller and an Ohio ...

An "Ian Alert" covers gaps between other alerts and will use the same system as the AMBER Alert. It’s named for Ian Sousis, a ...

Failed attempts to build a new jail have cost Lucas County more than $18.75 million over the past decade as the commissioners pursued projects at five ...

Sponsor:  Community Housing Network Columbus is booming with new businesses and opportunity—but behind the progress lies a ...

A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order on Tuesday keeping Ayman Soliman from being moved as his court ...

The 2026-27 Ohio budget mandates that K-12 districts create policies to govern the use of artificial intelligence and ...

This is black and white receipts that the EPA was working with Norfolk Southern to create the outcome that Norfolk Southern wanted.” ...

Dozens of families were displaced from the Rainbow Terrace Apartments after an explosion on June 23 that caused one of the ...

On Tuesday night, Steubenville City Manager Jim Mavromatis honored Fire Chief Carlo Capaldi for his retirement and dedication ...

A Cuyahoga County grand jury indicted two men Wednesday in connection to the brutal murder of Cleveland college student Brandon Cartellone.