Ohio lawmakers consider overriding Governor DeWine's vetoes on property tax reforms, with a House session set for July 21 to address items like county powers to alter voter-approved levies and changes to levy calculations.

Anthony Sims, 56, received a 50-year sentence for sexually exploiting and trafficking minors, including raping and photographing young girls. His crimes included sex trafficking of a 13-year-old to several men.

The Ohio Supreme Court proposes rules on guardian ad litem report access and confidentiality to safeguard the interests of children in legal proceedings.

The National Weather Service anticipates mixed weather for Columbus and Cincinnati, with warm temperatures and potential thunderstorms early this week.

Columbus, Ohio's Red, White, and Boom event drew 400,000 people to watch fireworks and a drone show, with the Columbus Division of Fire ensuring safety during the celebrations.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol Training Academy graduated 37 officers from its 21-week course, with training exceeding state standards in various law enforcement skills.

High pressure brings clear skies to Ohio, with a high-pressure system providing warm, storm-free weather and a slight chance of thunderstorms in the coming days.

Ohio University's online BSN to DNP program ranked No. 2 nationally by AllNurses.com, highlighting its importance in addressing healthcare workforce needs.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources promotes sober boating for the upcoming Fourth of July, aligning with Operation Dry Water to increase patrols and stress safety.

Ohio invests in its future by funneling funds into various priorities including children's health and workforce development, as part of the new budget signed by Governor Mike DeWine.

Gahanna plans a July 3rd Independence Day celebration with music, food trucks, and fireworks at the Municipal Golf Course, followed by a July 4th parade presented by the Gahanna Lions Club.

Jacob McDonald, convicted on six misdemeanor counts of vehicular homicide for the Tusky Valley bus crash, is due for sentencing; he was acquitted of felony charges.

Ohio's Department of Commerce stresses the importance of fireworks safety and responsible alcohol consumption for the Fourth of July, citing recent incident statistics.