The Columbus Division of Police is reporting its homicide solve rate for the year is at 78% — nearly 30% above the national ...

The Columbus Police Department on Monday arrested five southern Indiana residents on drug-related charges after three traffic stops. The department said in a news release that it arrested a sixth ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The Columbus Division of Police is missing around 160,000 rounds of ammunition meant for their officers. Columbus police said it was stolen from a warehouse on the wes… ...

Police in Columbus, Indiana, ... Pictured: a gun found during a traffic stop by the Columbus Police Department's Intelligence Led Policing Unit in Columbus, Indiana, on Aug. 1, 2020.

The Civilian Police Review Board hosted the meeting to explain how the board investigates suspected cases of police misconduct and field questions.

The Columbus Police Department began an internal investigation into the two officers in September 2018, and ISP got involved in November 2018. The Indiana State Police said the investigation was ...

COLUMBUS, Indiana — The Columbus Police Department is warning about an arrest scheme targeting Hoosiers. Investigators with the department are looking into a call a victim got that claimed the ...

COLUMBUS, Ind. — A 50-year-old man was arrested Thursday afternoon after a two-hour long standoff with police in a downtown Columbus neighborhood. Around 3:45 p.m. on March 3, Columbus Police ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Columbus Division of Police announced Friday that some reports over the past 10 years were not making it to the state for statistical purposes, meaning crime statistics for ...

One of the more notable reform efforts was the Civilian Police Review Board, a measure approved overwhelmingly in 2020 by Columbus voters that sought to provide oversight to the Columbus Division ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — It’s been five years since the Columbus Division of Police started what the department calls the immersion training program, which engages new officers with the ...

Columbus police say they have discovered mistakes in crime statistics reported to the state since 2013, resulting in about 5.3% of city crimes not being reported to certain databases.