Eight people were indicted for aiding a suspect involved in a shooting of two Mifflin Township police officers. Charges include obstructing justice and weapons violations.

Ohio's new state budget includes property and income tax reductions to boost economic competitiveness, with provisions for tax relief from school districts with excess funds.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office will release new audit reports for public entities on June 24, 2025, to ensure financial accountability and proper management of taxpayers' money.

Ohio maintains its status as having the fifth lowest worker's compensation premiums in the U.S., with rates dropping to 68 cents per $100 of payroll in 2024, and a 6% rate cut for private employers effective July 1.

Eight arrested for helping Daveonte Dixon evade capture after a shootout with police, resulting in officers injured and Dixon charged with attempted murder.

A third teen was arrested for the shooting death of 19-year-old Richard Murphy in Columbus. This final suspect, together with two others, faces charges linked to the May incident.

Gahanna Police offer safety tips for scooter users, emphasizing helmet use, law adherence, and consideration for others to prevent injuries and promote community safety.

Upper Arlington City Council confirmed new board and commission members, thanked 58 applicants, and detailed the diversity of skills for city functions. Anticipation surrounds the Master Plan Task Force review.

Wet conditions in Ohio delay corn planting, with current progress at 72% compared to the 87% five-year average. Ohio State University is providing guidance on crop management and insurance.

An audit in Gasper Township found a trustee overpaid by $8,700 in health insurance reimbursements, violating policies. The trustee and fiscal officer are liable.

Groundbreaking for the expansion of U.S. 33 in Ohio has begun, aimed at enhancing safety and accommodating future traffic by transforming 25 miles of the roadway into a four-lane highway.

Tyrone Gray was convicted of murder and inducing panic for a 2022 shooting in a mall, but acquitted on other charges, he was sentenced to 21 years to life. The shooting occurred during a physical altercation and caused widespread panic.

A Columbus SWAT officer was not indicted in the fatal shooting of Benjamin Wheeler after a domestic incident on August 1, 2024, as Wheeler attacked with a knife.