A Westerville woman received over five years in prison for a $2.8 million pandemic relief fraud scheme. WESTERVILLE, Ohio — A ...

A Westerville woman was sentenced Tuesday for claiming affiliation with a pizza shop in a $2.8 million COVID-19 relief fraud scheme, according to federal prosecutors.

ProMusica Chamber Orchestra’s popular Summer Music Series will be held once again this year on Aug. 5, 7, and 8. The series ...

Lorie Schaefer used the millions she received in scammed COVID loans for purchases like liposuction and a home in Australia, ...

The Columbus Wizards are elevating their game in the spring of 2026. The professional men's basketball team based in ...

Bank records showed she spent $26,000 on liposuction, wrote a $10,000 check for a "newborn baby gift" and more than $900,000 ...

Gahanna (Division I) and Harvest Prep (Division II) won the inaugural Central Region 7-on-7 high school football tournament ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that the remaining Phase 3 construction options have been awarded for the new lock ...

Leonardo Fausto, a Brazilian asylum seeker, was detained by ICE after pleading guilty to a speeding ticket. His family and ...

After two shootings involving juveniles in one week, Columbus community leaders are calling on parents to know where their ...

Current Avon Local Schools Superintendent, Ben Hodge, announced last month that he accepted the position as assistant ...