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Autopsy report reveals bullet struck Ohio lieutenant just above his bulletproof vest
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An Ohio lieutenant who was fatally shot during a training exercise last month was struck just above his bulletproof vest, according to an autopsy report. According to Rodney Osborne's autopsy report from the Franklin County Coroner's Office, the bullet struck him in the chest. The bullet was found in the back portion of the vest.
Rainy end to work week, clearing up into weekend
We end the week with more showers. Expect a more steady rain during the morning drive, with some dry time during the middle of the day. We’ll then see showers and thunderstorms redevelop, in a more scattered nature, this afternoon and evening. Highs top out in the middle 70s today, with just a light breeze.
Cameras capture thieves allegedly stealing outdoor furniture from Columbus church
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A southeast Columbus church is now scrambling to replace outdoor furniture after suspected thieves walked off with more than $4,000 in grills, chairs and tables used for outdoor events and celebrations. That wasn't very nice, you can't do this," said Kana Heckman, with River Of...
Wrong-way driver arrested in Franklin County after K-9 finds crystal meth inside vehicle during traffic stop
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio — A Columbus man was arrested after deputies found 30 grams of crystal meth during a traffic stop in Franklin County on Tuesday. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office said deputies working the third shift spotted a wrong-way driver, identified as Eric Campfield, who left a Sheetz gas station on West Broad Street.
More charges in 'execution' killing of teen Brylan Butcher, found dead in Hilltop alley
A man who is already serving time in prison has been charged in what prosecutors said was the "execution" of a teenager found in between trash cans in a Hilltop alley in 2022. The indictment comes more than two years after the body of 14-year-old Brylan Butcher had been found in an alley behind the 300 block of South Terrace Avenue.
Roll Bicycle Co. closing its remaining two stores, offers sales
Roll Bicycle Co. is closing its two remaining locations after almost two decades of business in Columbus. Stuart Hunter founded the store in 2006. Now, Hunter wrote in a statement on Roll’s website that its remaining two retail locations are closing because of many factors ...
Adult-use cannabis could be accessible earlier than originally anticipated
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Joint Committee on Agency Rule Review approved a licensing scheme on Monday that could soon allow adult-use sales from current medical cannabis dispensaries. The proposal was devised by the Division of Cannabis (DCC). Medical dispensaries that are also looking to sell recreational marijuana are expected...
Sunny, warmer, rain returns Friday, lingers into the weekend
High pressure will bring drier weather and lots of sunshine, along with a warming trend, as readings reach the upper 70s. Clouds will drift in from the west this evening, with isolated showers developing late tonight.
Long-standing Short North bar and eatery announces closing date
After more than a decade, a Short North bar will remain open for just over two weeks before saying goodbye for good. After announcing in late April its plans to close in the near future, Mouton shared its final day of service in a social media post yesterday. Mouton will...
How Franklin and neighboring counties are observing Memorial Day 2024
Held on the last Monday in May, Memorial Day pays homage to military personnel who died in service to their country. Service members killed in action are honored with parades, flag-planting and cemetery ceremonies, among other activities. Originally called Decoration Day and observed in tribute to Confederate soldiers with neglected gravesites during the Civil War, Memorial Day became a federal holiday to remember all fallen soldiers in 1971. ...
New, all-ages night market with over 40 vendors, food and music coming to Franklinton
A local night market is celebrating its inaugural season. Featuring over 40 vendors, food trucks and live music, the Franklinton Night Market will be making its debut on Friday from 6-9 p.m. The community event will be held within Columbus’ Franklinton neighborhood on McDowell St. and Walnut St. Alongside the...
Adoptable Ohio dog wants to spin for a new family
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Perogee, a Chow Chow looking for a home at the Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center, has a few tricks up his sleeve to impress his future family. Behavior Coordinator Becca Moser said that the dog is one of her favorites at the shelter currently, and called him a “pretty […]
Rain & storms return to Columbus area
Tonight: Clouds increase, few showers late, low 62. Sunday: Mixed clouds, isolated showers south, high 80. It has been a beautiful day today with plenty of sunshine, and highs a few degrees above normal in the upper 70s to near 80. Clouds will increase overnight tonight with a chance of showers increasing toward daybreak on Friday with lows in the lower 60s. Friday we will see scattered rain showers and pop-up storms possible through the day, with highs still in the middle 70s.
“Butt-Licking” Adena doctor being considered for top job at OSU after being fired in Arizona because of history
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — A former doctor for Adena who was found guilty last month by the state medical board of sexual harassment is allegedly being considered for a top job at the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center (OSU) in Columbus. This comes just weeks after he was fired from a job in Arizona once the employer who hired him out west found out his past.
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