Lacey Crisp is an Emmy Award-winning reporter based in Columbus, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Lacey covers a wide range of stories, from crime and law enforcement to community events and human interest stories. She is dedicated to bringing important and impactful stories to the viewers of WBNS-TV and WTOL 11.
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Lacey Crisp's focus is on local crime and evolving stories, particularly in Columbus, Ohio. She frequently covers breaking news related to crime, shootings, and police activities in the area.
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By: Lacey Crisp
Madison Township Police Chief Gary York said there have been no credible threats made and the move was done out of an "abundance of caution"
If the levy is passed, it will mean an additional $140 yearly per $100,000 in home valuation.
Attorney Mark Weaver explained how a jury could find Coy guilty of two different charges with different meanings.
On Monday, Coy was found guilty of murder, reckless homicide and felonious assault.
By: Lacey Crisp
Daniel Shope remains in the Franklin County jail. His next court date is scheduled for Nov. 22.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — A 17-year-old boy accused of shooting and killing another teen had a hearing in Franklin County Juvenile Court on Tuesday.
“I would say it is pretty obvious that someone is targeting firefighters vehicles,” said Prairie Township Fire Chief Al Scott.
Columbus police have budgeted for 1,980 officers.
By: Lacey Crisp
The department's gang unit arrested 16 members of the Livingston Lonsdale Blood gang, saying they are responsible for trafficking drugs and violent crimes.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Authorities released new video that took place near The Ohio State University last month in hopes of identifying four suspects involved in the incident.
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