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A Columbus-based professional rollerblader known as Hood Panda claims he is the man in a social media video rollerblading on I-670 near Neil Avenue recently.

The Ohio Departments of Aging and Health are mailing millions of masks to seniors.  

The Columbus REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service says November home sales increased 12.7 percent.

A police officer who shot and killed a Black man holding a cell phone in Columbus early Tuesday did not activate his body camera beforehand, and dash cameras on the officers’ cruiser were also not activated, city officials said.

A nominating council has forwarded the names of four finalists to Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to fill a seat on the powerful state utilities commission to replace its chair, who resigned after an FBI search of his German Village home.

State health officials reported over 83 hundred new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday, and 16 new deaths.

Two Ohio bars were cited over the weekend for violating coronavirus health orders.

A veteran former Franklin County judge died this week from COVID-19.  

A Whitehall woman has been charged with murder in the death of an infant whose body was found in a trash bag floating along the banks of the Mississippi River nearly 30 years ago.

The Columbus City Schools will operate under a remote learning model through the end of January.

Ohio State University has tallied hundreds more instances of alleged decades-old sexual misconduct by now-deceased team doctor Richard Strauss, bringing the total to more than 2,000, according to its latest campus crime data disclosed under the federal Clery Act.

Another Ohio prison guard has died of COVID-19.  

Columbus and Franklin County health officials are extending their Stay-At-Home advisories. 

U.S. Attorney Dave DeVillers says authorities are doing "everything in their power" to reach a fair conclusion in the civil rights case of Casey Goodson Junior, who was shot and killed by a Franklin County Sheriff's deputy earlier this month.

State health officials Wednesday reported 5,409 hundred new cases of COVID-19, but say that number may be low because of a technical issue with their website.  

A federal court says Ohio can’t keep refusing to allow people to change the gender listings on their birth certificates.