Co-workers stepped in to wrestle the gun away from the accused shooter at a New Albany warehouse. That detail and others came to light Friday, one day after Bruce Foster III received a $20 million bond and less than a week after he allegedly opened fire at the KDC/One facility in

A New Albany police incident report revealed new details from witnesses and officers about a mass shooting that ultimately killed two people and wounded four others Tuesday night at a cosmetics manufacturing and packaging facility in the city's western Licking County area.

Bruce Reginald Foster III, the suspect in a mass shooting in New Albany, was last enrolled at The University of Akron in 2017 but did not earn a degree.

The suspect in the February 4, 2025, shooting at KDC/ONE has been taken into custody. Authorities executed a search warrant at a residence in Columbus, where they apprehended Bruce Reginald Foster III.

A second victim has died in a mass shooting at a New Albany warehouse, police said Thursday. An employee at the KDC/ONE, a cosmetics and beauty products warehouse at 8800 Smith's Mill Road in far western Licking County,

New Albany has spent decades cultivating an image. White picket fences. Horse shows. Country clubs. Outstanding schools. Street after street of Georgian revival homes. Miles of walking paths.

New Albany police have released their police report from Tuesday night’s mass shooting at a warehouse that killed two people and wounded four others. According to the report, responding officers said a worker at the scene said she believed the suspect – Bruce Foster III – arrived at work intoxicated