A Delaware County man is charged with taking $22,000 worth of landscaping equipment, including a pickup truck with an attached snow plow and salt spreader.

A judge has sentenced a former Ohio school superintendent to eight years in prison for stealing $300,000 from his district.

Masked and armed suspects invaded this woman’s Groveport home overnight. Authorities say this crime, two more home invasions and two attempts could be connected.

Two days after a Powell area business reported a burglary, officials arrested three men and recovered some of the stolen property.

Central Ohio Crime Stoppers and local police ask for your help to find two suspects police say are responsible for credit-card thefts and unlawful purchases totaling more than $6,000.

Police say five defibrillators recently stolen from Central Ohio hospitals have turned up at a secondhand store.

A suspect is behind bars after he allegedly walked out of several local hospitals carrying hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of medical equipment.

The gifts have been unwrapped, and you likely have loads of boxes and gift wrapping to get rid of, but residents should beware. Thieves are watching you—and your trash.

Authorities ask for your help to apprehend those responsible for a Christmas Eve theft on the city’s West Side.

Ohio’s attorney general warned consumers Wednesday that their personal information may be at risk after the theft of a hard drive from insurance company BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.

An Ohio woman who asked that police be called after she caught her 6-year-old daughter shoplifting a package of stickers said Wednesday that she was just trying to teach the girl a lesson early in life.

A local family was ready to start their new year with their brand new home inside a brand new subdivision. But thieves struck right before Christmas.

The Central Ohio Crime Stoppers and Bexley police asked for your help to locate a man charged with forgery, receiving stolen property, theft and passing bad checks.

The holiday season means stores are packed and for many retailers, an increase in shoplifting.

It didn’t take Jim Burcham long to realize something was wrong as he pulled up to his home at about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.