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Canal Winchester Local Schools sent its students home for the day after receiving bomb threats Monday morning.

Ohio has received 855 refugees from Afghanistan so far. More could be coming in the future.

Columbus officials have banned the use of electric scooters in the Short North arts district due to an uptick in violent crime.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther unveiled the city's capital improvements budget where over 750 million dollars will go to public safety facilities, street improvements and housing.

Mayor Ginther announced on Tuesday that Columbus is joining Power A Clean Future Ohio (PCFO), a nonpartisan coalition and campaign that works with local communities to develop equitable clean energy solutions. Columbus is the twenty-fifth Ohio city to join the coalition.

Eleven Columbus City Schools will operate remotely Friday as the district continues struggling with persistent staffing shortages.

Jury selection begins Monday in the murder trial of William Husel, the former Mount Carmel doctor who faces 14 counts of murder.

The Urban League plans to put what they call gang violence intervention specialists in South and East Columbus neighborhoods where 14 to 24-year-olds stand the highest risk of gang involvement.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair denies being at odds with the Bush administration, a day after saying the interim government set to rule Iraq after June 30 should have "final political control" over multinational troops there. Blair's comments seemed to contradict Secretary of State Colin Powell, who said Tuesday that U.S. military commanders would have ultimate say over U.S. forces. Hear NPR's Vicky O'Hara.

Two-year-old Taylen Mosley went missing and was found dead shortly after his mother was found dead from stab wounds in March. Mosley's father has been arrested in connection to both deaths.