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.

Under the agreement, Amazon gets 15 years of 100% tax breaks and an additional 15 years of a 75% discount on taxes. But the company does have to pay the city at least $352,000 a year with that price increasing over time.

The $20 billion Intel Corporation computer chip manufacturing facility just south of Johnstown has forced planners, consultants, city, township, county and state officials to all look into their crystal ball and predict future transportation needs.