A new Ohio bill would elevate repeat sex‑solicitation to felony status, add registration for serial offenders, and route fines to survivor services.

After roughly 30 years, the Jerry L. Garver YMCA will close May 30, 2026. The Y has agreed to sell the site to CMHA and will move programs and memberships to other branches.

A house fire in the 10000 block of Dozer Road in Clearcreek Township killed one woman and injured two others, officials say.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department celebrates Franklin Park's role in Black culture and history, emphasizing its past significance and enduring legacy in the community.

Deputy Chief Weiner from Hilliard Police engaged with fifth-grade girls at J.W. Reason Elementary for the ROX Program, aiming to boost confidence and leadership in young women.

Ohio State junior Joy Dunne is fulfilling her childhood dream by competing in ice hockey for Team USA at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, with a record-breaking collegiate career behind her.

Ohio State University researchers created RNA micelles for targeted chemotherapy delivery to treat metastatic colorectal cancer, showing promising results in mice.

Ohio Representatives Kishman and Miller introduce the ELDER Act, aimed at preventing cryptocurrency scams targeting the elderly by imposing regulations on crypto kiosk operators.

Ohio high school students showcased their constitutional knowledge at the We the People state competition; Findlay High School won and will attend the national finals.

A Texas man admitted guilt to charges of attempted kidnapping and child sexual exploitation related to his attempt to take a 15-year-old he met online to Florida.

The Washington Township Fire Department celebrated its team with an "Evening of Excellence" awards ceremony, recognizing members' dedication with honors such as Firefighter and Officer of the Year.

Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the list of candidates for Ohio's statewide offices for the May 5 primary, highlighting a range of options for governor, U.S. Senate, and other positions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wintry mix and cold temperatures for the weekend in the Wilmington area, with chances of light snow accumulations.