NEWARK – A Columbus man accused of killing two people and injuring five others in a February mass shooting at a New Albany manufacturing facility will undergo a second mental competency evaluation.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The man accused of shooting six people and killing two ... The competency hearing lasted less than 90 seconds. The accused mass shooter's attorney gave the judge a mental ...

Columbus City Council has extended its contract ... 911 call reporting that a person was shot — as occurred with the mass shooting of four people in a drive-by shooting on Feb. 27 on the city's ...

Columbus City Council has extended its contract with ShotSpotter ... But if police receive a corresponding 911 call reporting that a person was shot — as occurred with the mass shooting of four people ...

The funeral details have been released for a Kansas priest who was killed by gunfire in Seneca earlier this month.

Related: What we know about the mass shooting in Las Cruces ... Smyth reported from Columbus, Ohio. Morgan Lee in Santa Fe contributed to this report. Matt is a breaking news reporter.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH ... woman is also warning about the dangers behind the growing trend. New Albany mass shooting suspect ruled not competent to stand trial “I was so nervous to think ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH ... bill and I will do that and then I’ll make a final decision.” New Albany mass shooting suspect ruled not competent to stand trial Senate Bill 1 is a reintroduction ...

On March 31, it was revealed that IDF soldiers killed 15 health care workers and buried them in a mass grave. The IDF accused the medics of not having their emergency sirens on and shooting at IDF ...

Saints Peter and Paul Parish shared Thursday that the shooting took place at the rectory ... The Knights of Columbus, a Catholic fraternal organization, hosted a rosary prayer at Saints Peter ...

It also beat No. 13 Ohio State in Columbus in the second round of the ... which relies on pressure defense, 3-point shooting, mass substitutions and a relentless pace. ADAMS: Why this win was ...