A Zanesville man, Terry Warner, died after his vehicle collided with a barn in Perry County on State Route 204, with details of the crash still under investigation.

Marion Franklin High's Dawayne Galloway, a top athlete in Ohio, has committed to Purdue University and stands out in football and track with multiple accolades.

A man died following a five-hour standoff with police near Ohio State University after shots were fired during a reported burglary. The incident, involving 21-year-old Asante Miller, ended tragically and is under investigation.

The Ohio House honors Marigene Valiquette, its longest-serving female legislator, for her work in children's welfare, women's rights, and labor advocacy.

Columbus City Schools report no bus driver shortage for the upcoming year, contrasting with previous issues, though administrators warn of potential delays.

Cooler, drier air is expected across Columbus and nearby areas as high pressure takes over, bringing sunshine and pleasant temperatures for the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

ODOT replaced outdated "Prepare To Stop" signs along SR 16 in Licking County with a new radar-based system to improve traffic safety and reduce accidents.

Big Lots announces the closure of 315 stores, including eight in Ohio, amid financial struggles with 10.2% net sales decrease and $205 million net loss.

A Franklin County Court upholds Ohio's HB 68, banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth, prompting concern from rights advocates and criticism from House Minority Leader Allison Russo.

One person was killed in a shooting on South Hamilton Road in east Columbus; the victim died after being taken to the hospital. Authorities are investigating, with no suspects or motives disclosed.

A judge in Ohio has upheld a law restricting gender-affirming healthcare for minors, affecting transgender rights and healthcare provision in the state.

Two former fiscal officers for the Village of Yorkville have repaid $29,086 to Ohio after an audit by the state's SIU identified mismanagement of funds involving late payments.

Two Grove City officers were suspended after Quinntel Bagley, charged with kidnapping, escaped custody outside a hospital. Bagley, a convicted sex offender, is still at large and accused of kidnapping the same victim again.