Columbus firefighters Simon Bonerigo and Cody Jenkins were honored for saving a gunshot victim's life on June 10 with challenge coins and certificates.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has deployed 150 Ohio National Guard members, including military police, to Washington, D.C., for additional security support.

Columbus Police seek public help in solving a theft from June, involving two suspects who stole items from a store on E. Broad St. and fled in a black car.

Juanita Sebastian, 88, died after a head-on crash in Warren County. The incident is under investigation by OSHP. Other involved parties sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Ohio, West Virginia, and South Carolina are deploying National Guard troops to Washington D.C. to address crime and homelessness; the move has received mixed reactions.

Columbus Police are seeking the public's help to identify a person of interest seen on a bicycle near a felonious assault scene where an adult was shot and left unresponsive.

Columbus City Schools educators approved a new three-year contract ensuring a 2.25% salary increase in the first year, with further negotiations on wages and improvements to working and learning conditions.

A shooting involving Newark police left one injured near the Licking County Family YMCA, the victim was hospitalized and the Ohio BCI is investigating. No officers were injured.

Five co-defendants in a fatal vigilantism case in Zanesville, Ohio, received sentencing for the wrongful death of a 21-year-old man mistaken for a criminal.

The I-71 NB ramp to I-270 WB in Columbus was closed due to concrete failure, causing commuter delays. Repairs are underway with a reopening expected by August 14. Detours are provided as the concrete strength is assessed.

Ohio's Mohican State Park opens a new visitor center to improve guest experience, featuring amenities and exhibits tailored to showcase the park's natural wonders.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces a $36 million project to rejuvenate the Ohio River's riverfronts in Ripley, Higginsport, and New Richmond, aiming for economic growth and improved public access.

Showers and thunderstorms are forecasted for Columbus and Cincinnati areas due to a weak cold front. The National Weather Service expects wet conditions with a low chance of severe weather but potential for heavy rainfall.