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Avalon nightclub shooting victim’s family frustrated by search for suspect
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The city of Columbus is working to shut down Avalon nightclub two months after two security guards were shot and killed outside, and two others were injured. Police identified the suspect as 26-year-old Jaquez Hoover. They said he ran up to the entrance of the club...
East Palestine residents want more time, information before deciding to accept $600M settlement
EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Some East Palestine, Ohio, residents want more time and more information before they have to decide by a deadline this week whether to accept their share of a $600 million class-action settlement with Norfolk Southern over last year's disastrous train derailment. But it's not clear...
Nearly 3,000 Columbus Fire incident reports on dark web after citywide cyberattack, expert says
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nearly 3,000 incident reports from the Columbus Division of Fire are now on the dark web after a citywide cyberattack, a cybersecurity expert told 10TV. This information comes a month after the city learned of the attack and nearly a week after officials learned that private citizens' personal information could be compromised.
Ohio State turns to off-campus housing for returning students due to large freshman class
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State University is welcoming its largest undergraduate freshman class this fall, and it’s caused some changes in student housing. The large freshman class means dorms have been converted into housing four students per room when they would normally house two. Over the summer, some second-year students got notice that they could move off campus for no extra cost.
City attorney says free credit monitoring will not disqualify anyone seeking to join lawsuit
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Those affected by the citywide cyberattack are now being offered free credit monitoring from the city of Columbus. At the same time, a class-action lawsuit, initially brought forward by two unnamed Columbus Division of Police officers, expanded to include anyone who has been impacted by the breach.
Metallica leaves Minnesota nonprofit with parting gift
MINNEAPOLIS — Music fans who attended one of last weekend's Metallica shows will likely tell you this is a band that makes a lasting impact with their hard-hitting volume, speed metal solos and sophisticated song arrangements. A Twin Cities nonprofit appreciates the boys from the bay as well, but...
Former Columbus Zoo CFO sentenced in $2.2 million fraud case
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The former CFO for the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium was sentenced to three years in prison Monday for charges connected to a $2.2 million fraud case. Greg Bell was indicted on 12 counts of tampering with evidence and one count each of aggravated theft and conspiracy last year. Bell pleaded guilty to those charges and agreed to fully cooperate in the investigation.
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