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Federal Aviation Administration implements temporary drone ban in parts of Columbus

The FAA says the temporary ban on drones is for special security for the Ecuador Men’s National Team, which is using Columbus as its base camp for the FIFA World Cup.

Columbus police officer Timothy Fuller was arrested June 17, 2026, and charged with strangulation after an alleged domestic incident with his girlfriend.

Columbus police officer arrested, charged with strangulation after alleged domestic incident

Timothy Fuller, 42, was arrested early Wednesday morning by Hilliard police.

The house of Spencer and Monique Tepe on North 4th Street in Weinland Park was placed on the market the week of March 9, 2026. The Tepes were shot and killed inside the home on Dec. 30, 2025.

Weinland Park home where Spencer and Monique Tepe were killed has been sold

Married couple Spencer and Monique Tepe were murdered inside their North 4th Street home in December 2025.

The first Amur leopard ever born at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo curls up with its mom

Cleveland Metroparks Zoo announces birth of rare Amur leopard

The leopard is the first of its kind born at the zoo in its 144-year history.

Columbus City Schools Administrative Office

State investigating Columbus City Schools' test scores after 'anomalies' found at two schools

Columbus City Schools will invalidate spring 2026 state test scores at Independence and Walnut Ridge high schools.

Kroger buying Giant Eagle in deal valued at $1.65 billion

Kroger is buying regional grocer and pharmacy retailer Giant Eagle in a deal valued at $1.65 billion.

Law enforcement officers gather outside a home in Vinton County where four people were arrested Tuesday on charges of child endangerment.

Vinton County prosecutor asks county commissioners for more money to help in the Siders case

TPS extended again for Haiti, but only for a few more days

Temporary Protected Status for Haiti has been extended by a federal appeals judge until Monday, July 27, 2026.

The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity house is located at 200 E. 15th Ave. Ohio State University placed the fraternity on interim suspension on March 27, 2026, after an incident that left a student hospitalized.

Ohio State revokes Pi Kappa Phi fraternity's status for 10 years following hazing incident

The local chapter of Pi Kappa Phi will not be recognized as a registered student organization on the OSU campus for the next 10 years.

person scans mobile id from phone at TSA checkpoint

Ohio Mobile ID now available for Android

IPhone users have had the option to download a digital version of their driver's license in August 2024.

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