1 day ago · NEW ALBANY, Ohio (AP) — A suspect in the shooting at an Ohio warehouse that killed one person and wounded five was arrested Wednesday morning in Columbus, authorities said. Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal Dan Deville said Bruce Reginald Foster III was located in an apartment and arrested around 10 a.m.

1 day ago · What happened in New Albany, Ohio, mass shooting? According to police, one person died and five were wounded in a mass shooting at KDC/ONE in the 8000 block of Smith’s Mill Road in far western ...

1 day ago · NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — A shooting at a New Albany warehouse Tuesday night sparked a large search Wednesday from law enforcement agencies across central Ohio. Authorities said Bruce Reginald ...

1 day ago · NEW ALBANY, Ohio ‒ Police arrested a suspect Wednesday morning in connection with a shooting at a warehouse in Ohio that left one person dead and injured five others in what has been described ...

1 day ago · A New Albany Public Information Office handout image of Bruce Reginald Foster III, who has been identified as the suspect in a mass shooting at KDC/One in Smith's Mill Road North, New Albany, Ohio.

1 day ago · Suspect arrested after 1 killed and 5 injured in Ohio warehouse shooting “This is quite a tragedy, and it’s really a fluid situation,” said Greg Jones, the chief of police in New Albany ...

1 day ago · New Albany Police responding to an active shooter situation at a warehouse on Tuesday night in New Albany, Ohio. ... The police were first alerted to the shooting at about 10:30 p.m. local time ...

1 day ago · A man accused of killing one person and injuring five others when he opened fire Tuesday night at the New Albany, Ohio, warehouse where he worked has been arrested, police said. The suspect, Bruce ...

2 days ago · New Albany police said they responded to an active shooter report at a New Albany facility run by KDC/One, a beauty products manufacturer, around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday.

1 day ago · A shooting in New Albany is the first mass shooting of 2025 for Ohio, but certainly not the first one ever in the Buckeye State. See the 2024 list.