Mar. 13, 2026

True Crime Podcasters Tease Potential Update on Brian Shaffer Disappearance

Columbus-based True Crime Garage says they received a 'precise' tip about the 2006 case that has haunted Central Ohio for 20 years.

20-year-old agrees to plead guilty in fatal shooting at east Columbus vigil

Tyrez Turner entered an Alford plea in connection with the June 2024 shooting at Krumm Park.

Ohio Treasure Hunter Released from Prison, Still Tight-Lipped on Gold Hoard

Thomas "Tommy" Thompson, who recovered millions in gold from an 1857 shipwreck, has been released from federal prison but continues to refuse to disclose the treasure's location.

High Wind Warning Issued for Central Ohio

Gusts up to 60 mph expected on March 13, potentially downing trees and power lines.

Fisher Road Closed in Both Directions Near I-70

Falling concrete prompts traffic closure on city's west side

Sunny, Warm Monday Ahead for Columbus, Rain Chances Later This Week

Cooler temperatures and rain showers expected by the end of the week

Columbus Community Booster Club to Host Bingo Night

Fundraiser to support uniforms and equipment for local high school athletic teams

OHSAA Wrestling 2026 State Tournament Results: Day 1 Live Updates

The annual Ohio high school wrestling championship kicks off at Value City Arena.

Columbus Dispatch Previews Ohio State vs Michigan Matchup

Writer Adam Jardy breaks down the upcoming rivalry game between the two Big Ten powerhouses.

Ohio Looks to Ban Corporate Giants from Secret Deals with Local Governments

Proposed legislation would prohibit local officials from signing non-disclosure agreements that hide company identities and project details from the public.

Ohio Governor DeWine Delivers Final State of the State Address

Outlines priorities for last year as governor, including focus on education and child health

Columbus Sues Lead Pipe Makers Over Water Line Replacement Costs

City seeks to recover costs from companies it says encouraged lead pipe use for decades

Ohio Lawmakers Propose Phasing Out Pennies in Cash Transactions

New bill would require cash payments to be rounded to the nearest nickel

Home Sales Rise, Sparking Optimism for Housing Market

Existing home sales increased in February, hinting at a potential housing market recovery.

Nearly Half of Ohio Renters Spend Over Half Their Income on Housing

New report shows shortage of affordable rental units across the state, with the crisis most acute in major cities like Columbus.