A 3-year-old boy was fatally shot in southeast Columbus, and police are investigating whether the gunshot was self-inflicted or caused by another. The city grapples with child safety amidst rising gun violence.

The Powerball jackpot remains unclaimed with no winners for all six numbers in the recent draw, leading to an increased estimated prize for the next drawing.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber's office, will release audit reports for various public entities on September 23 as part of ongoing transparency efforts.

Ohio State's Head Football Coach Ryan Day and his wife Nina discussed mental health with AIMS students, partnering with Nationwide Children's Hospital to provide support and resources.

A hit-skip crash injured a pedestrian near the Lost Lands Music Festival, leading authorities to seek public help in finding the driver. Despite this, the festival promoted a sense of community and care among attendees.

Ohio implements the nation's strictest voting system security standards, as announced by Secretary of State Frank LaRose. The new measures cover a broad range of voting equipment.

Columbus Police reported a critical incident involving an unresponsive juvenile, leading to the arrest of 30-year-old Billie Tustin on charges of felonious assault.

Columbus Police seek public help in solving a September aggravated robbery on Lockbourne Rd. An armed suspect robbed a store, stealing money and goods at gunpoint. Tips can be reported to the police or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.

A scam resulted in Highland County losing $450k to a fraudster; auditors blamed insufficient verification processes and lack of training. Some funds were recovered via banks and insurance.

Officials promote roundabouts for safety during National Roundabouts Week, citing data showing a significant reduction in crashes and fatalities at intersections converted into roundabouts.

A juvenile was arrested for a shooting in a Columbus store, where two were hit, charged with multiple offenses, including assault and evidence tampering.

Ohio State University President Ted Carter announced a new 10-year plan aiming for academic excellence, AI proficiency for all students, faculty recruitment, new scholarships, and expanded access to education.

ODOT data shows roundabouts significantly reduce severe crashes in Ohio, with ODOT Director Pamela Boratyn emphasizing their effectiveness in saving lives during National Roundabouts Week.