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

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

The following information is summarized from the records of city, county and state police, fire and hospital agencies.

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 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.

Due to shortcomings in Columbus police’s use of force reporting, the department “cannot definitively state that it is doing things very well, nor can it identify any underlying problems that ...

As of April 28, Columbus experienced 16 homicides within city limits, according to the report from the Columbus Division of Police. It’s the lowest number for that date in at least fifteen years.

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, Ohio — More than 30 new Columbus Division of Police officers are now on the force after their graduation on Friday. Earlier this week, Mayor Andrew Ginther announced three new police ...

Assistant Police Chief Debra Kennedy, right, and Deputy Chief Clyde Dent, both from the Columbus Police Department, answer questions during a public meeting on March 2, 2023 to address crime in ...