Jim Letizia

Some Ohio State University students are working to improve off-campus housing.

Plans are in the works for a new Columbus library branch.

Columbus police say a north side resident will not be charged for shooting and killing a teenage burglar Wednesday night.

Columbus police say four people riding in a van were shot and wounded late last night on the Southeast side.

Central Ohio Salvation Army workers are hoping a pair of rare coins will help their Red Kettle campaign reach its financial goal.

Cleveland and Akron are ranked among the nation's "dirtiest" cities."

Dominion East Ohio Gas will pay a large fine for its role in last year's explosions and fires in Fairport Harbor.

A Federal District Judge has sentenced a Columbus man to more than 15 years in prison for coercing a 14-year-old girl into sex.

Columbus fire officials say a vacant North side home caught fire this morning for the second time this week.

A City Hall source tells WCBE the head of Dublin-based Cardinal Health will lead a 25-member commission appointed by Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman to make recommendations to improve the Columbus City Schools.

Ohio State University is the hottest online search item in Central Ohio.

Columbus utility officials say the foul stench in tap water on the West side will pass in a few days.

A Columbus charter school is under investigation for its education of special-needs students.

Jury selection begins today in the trial of three law enforcement officers accused of leading a drunk man to his death.

Columbus police are investigating the death of an apparent burglary suspect.

The former home of the Voice of America radio network will be the future site of a broadcasting museum.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says a beetle that threatens walnut trees has been found in Southwest Ohio.

The 8th Ohio District Court of Appeals says Cleveland's curfew ordinance, which banned people without a permit from Public Square between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., violated the First Amendment rights of Occupy Cleveland protesters.

The Medina woman who helped inspire President Obama's health care reform efforts will visit the White House this week.

Columbus City Council last night approved resolutions objecting to the renewal of state liquor licenses for nine local bars or carryouts.