Lisa Rantala

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Tall grass and weeds are drawing complaints at city parks across Columbus, and residents say they're being told the city is intentionally leaving some areas unmowed this summer as part of a new approach.

Viewers demand answers as Columbus's “no mow zones” spark backlash after ABC6 reportMore Columbus residents are raising concerns about overgrown grass and weeds

Ohio lawmakers have approved a bill aimed at stopping theft from Ohioans’ EBT cards, but the final measure also adds new Medicaid verification requirements that

Federal agents questioned staff and seized documents and computer files from a progressive Ohio nonprofit this week, according to the Associated Press. Now new information shows the investigation has a Franklin County connection.

Two multi-million-dollar settlements totaling $17 million have closed a wrongful death case stemming from the fatal dog mauling of Pickaway County grandmother J

A Columbus truck driver accused of causing a chain-reaction crash that killed a Delaware County family of three is now at the center of an upcoming roundtable d

A person who walked away from a crash on Columbus’ Northeast Side early Monday was struck and killed by a passing car in a hit-skip on Morse Road, police said.T

A traffic stop in Columbus' Linden neighborhood this year escalated into a shooting that nearly killed a Columbus police officer — and new information is raisin

The recall affects both 100-count and 1,000-count bottles distributed in the United States by Rising Pharma Holdings Inc. of New Jersey.

A deadly crash on Interstate 70 is raising new questions about the trucking company involved after Columbus police said a tire came off a tractor-trailer, cross