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Columbus Dispatch The attorney for one of four people charged in connection to what state and local authorities allege they found 16 children
Tuesday marked the first time four adults charged in connection with the abuse and rescue of 16 Vinton County children were scheduled to appear in court since their arrest last week.
The four suspects accused of endangering 16 children in a Vinton County home have waived their preliminary hearings.
Vinton County Child Abuse Investigation Update
By: Nathaniel Shuda
Two Columbus men face murder charges after a July 8 shooting killed Xavier N.A. Gibbs, 28, whom police found in a crashed vehicle on Carolyn Avenue.
Columbus Dispatch The second of four defendants charged in a child endangerment case in Vinton County has requested a gag order in the case involving 16 children found June 30 inside a Hamden home
By: Nathaniel Shuda
Columbus Dispatch Fairfield Medical Center President and CEO John "Jack" Janoso Jr. has resigned upon completion of a pending agreement with Adena Health, the health system announced Aug. 11.
Columbus police say Aaden Elswick, 19, died at OhioHealth Riverside Methodist Hospital after a two-vehicle crash at Roberts Road and Potts Place.
A 19-year-old man died after a two-vehicle crash late Aug. 28 on Columbus' Far West Side, according to police.
Columbus Dispatch A pedestrian died Sept. 5 after a car hit them on Columbus' Southeast Side, according to police.
