An aggravated robbery on the south side of Columbus is this week’s Crime of the Week.  Central Ohio Crime Stoppers is hoping you might recognize the suspect and claim a cash reward.

Ohio’s most populous county has just two sheriff’s deputies to check regularly on 1,416 of the worst sex offenders, an issue highlighted by charges against a serial murder suspect who was living in a house with 11 bodies.

Police say a bank robbery suspect in Ohio may have eaten evidence when he gobbled a piece of paper while handcuffed and lying across the hood of a police cruiser.

This week’s featured Crime Stoppers crime was caught on home surveillance video and police need your help identifying the bold suspects.

An Ohio sheriff says the suspect in the murder of a woman whose body was dumped in Pennsylvania has been found dead.

Bold thieves take their time robbing a local business—now you can earn a reward by helping police catch them.

The Clark County Sheriff’s office received a complaint of a theft of a donation jar from the Speedway Gas Station in Moorfield Township on Tuesday.

A Columbus man gunned down inside a club and now, a year later, police are hoping a witness inside will come forward with details.

A family terrorized for hours after a home invasion in German Village. Now, police need your help locating the suspects.

A pair of suspects decide to visit their target before they pulled off their heist, but apparently didn’t realize security cameras would record the entire episode, authorities said.

A military police officer calls police Monday to report a possible drunk driver. Hours later, she learns the driver was a suspect in a police-involved shooting and SWAT standoff.

Details are emerging about the man who allegedly shot at police officers, barricaded himself inside a home and turned his gun on himself.

UPDATE: Authorities identify a suspect who allegedly shot at officers, barricaded himself inside a home and turned his gun on himself Monday.

A reward is issued for tips in connection with a pharmacy robbery on city’s the northwest side. 

Central Ohio Crime Stoppers need your help this week identifying a case of vandalism that has shocked a local community.