Lacey Crisp is a Reporter at WBNS-TV in Columbus, Ohio. She focuses on themes related to security and law enforcement, covering topics such as police activities, the housing market, and disaster and emergency response. Lacey's work has been featured in various outlets, including THV11, WKYC Channel 3, and WTOL 11.
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The jury said it could not reach a unanimous verdict on murder, prompting Judge David Young to declare a mistrial on that count.
Former U.S. Attorney Dave DeVillers said he believes the judge's decision to revoke bond suggests Meade could face prison time.
Bryant was hired in June 2021 and will be staying on for another five years. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The City of Columbus and Police Chief Elaine Bryant agreed to a contract extension on Thursday.
By: Doug Petcash, Lacey Crisp
The bill would ban homeowners associations, civic associations and landlords from prohibiting residents from flying the thin blue line flag.
By: Lacey Crisp
Fire officials said 58 work orders tied to conditions at the station were submitted during the past three years.
After more than six years as the state's top attorney, Yost is looking forward to his "last chapter," working for a private Christian legal organization.
By: Lacey Crisp
For more than a year, the fire union has raised concerns about a lack of equipment and the condition of current equipment.
The two Bell 505 helicopters cost about $6 million and are designed to replace aging aircraft while expanding the department's aerial capabilities.
By: Lacey Crisp
As neighbors and friends mourn the deaths of Shalimar Green and Aliv'eyah Chandler, another Columbus family says the tragedy forced them to relive their own loss.
By: Lacey Crisp
The graduation comes as some Columbus fire stations have experienced temporary brownouts because of staffing shortages.
