Michaela Medek, 41, was found Sept. 10 suffering from blunt force trauma injuries. She died at a hospital on Sept. 14.

Columbus City Council approved legislation that will provide funding to support warming shelters for homeless people during extreme winter weather.

For the first time in more than a decade, Columbus is on track to finish the year with fewer than 100 homicides.

Columbus City Schools and several other area school districts closed Monday, Dec. 15, after a weekend winter storm dumped more than 5.4 inches of snow on the region and cold temperatures descended. Following the weekend snowfall, a cold weather advisory was issued for the area, to remain in affect across central Ohio through 11 a.m. Dec. 15.

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Mothers of Murdered Columbus Children gathered Wednesday night at the Columbus Metropolitan Library to reflect on progress tied to the group’s “Under Triple Digits” operation, a goal set two years ago to reduce the city’s annual homicide count below 100 by 2027.

Snow doesn't happen as often in Columbus as other places in the U.S., but one month brought over 34 inches of snow to central Ohio.

Mayor Skip Henderson addressed recent comments about the search for a new city manager during a press conference

Jessee Owens Memorial Stadium was listed as a possible training venue in the U.S. Soccer Federation's pitch to host the Women's World cup in 2031.