New Albany

In a statement to WOSU, Intel said it remains "fully committed to Ohio and the Silicone Heartland project." The project is estimated to cost around $28 billion.

A Licking County judge agreed to order a second competency evaluation for Bruce Foster III. He's accused of killing two and injuring four in February at KDC/ONE, a cosmetics production facility in New Albany.

A 43-page report released by the city of New Albany includes accounts by officers and the witnesses they interviewed after the Feb. 4 shooting that killed two people and injured four others.

A Licking County grand jury is considering additional charges against 28-year-old Columbus man Bruce Foster after he was arraigned Thursday on a charge of aggravated murder. Foster is accused of killing two people and injuring four others Tuesday in a shooting at KDC/ONE, a cosmetics production facility in New Albany.

The Franklin County Coroner's Office has identified the second victim as 30-year-old Shakhar Chapagai. The Licking County Coroner identified the first victim as 38-year-old Kyle Vaver of Pickerington.

Police have identified a suspected gunman. New Albany's police chief said authorities don't have a motive yet.

Steve Stivers, CEO of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, spoke with WOSU and said Wednesday is a good day for Ohio after the federal government released billions of dollars for chip manufacturing facilities in New Albany and other states.

The amount is less than the $8.5 billion in direct funding President Joe Biden announced in March for the Intel project in New Albany and three other states.

The $420 million center will be built on Beech Road and employ 30 people.

President Joe Biden's administration made the announcement as construction continues on the $20 billion New Albany plant.