ODNR stocked Grand Lake St. Marys with 217,000 saugeye fingerlings to improve ecology and fishing prospects, with catchable sizes expected by fall 2026.

Upper Arlington Police invite residents for coffee and conversation at a community event aimed at improving relations between law enforcement and locals.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing juvenile Chyna Pettiford, last seen on Monday, and believed to be in Whitehall. Public assistance is requested.

Ohio hunters have seen an increase in wild turkey harvests this spring, with 15,768 birds reported by May 18, slightly higher than the previous year and the three-year average, according to ODNR figures.

A pregnant Columbus mother facing deportation to Mexico files a lawsuit on her children's behalf, arguing it violates their rights, as her US-born son needs special education services and her unborn child will be a US citizen.

NWS Wilmington OH forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and cooler conditions for Ohio River area due to a warm front, with potential severe weather and flash flooding.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signs House Bill 15, revising electric service law and utility property taxation, marking a shift from the controversial H.B. 6.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost suspended his gubernatorial campaign, citing challenges in securing the Republican nomination. His exit opens the race for other GOP candidates.

Mayor Ginther proposes a Division of Housing Stability in Columbus, including tenant protections, eviction prevention, and fair housing enforcement, backed by a $525,000 allocation.

Police seek help identifying suspects in violent robbery at Saveway Mart in Columbus, which resulted in serious injuries and an attempted purse-snatching.

Ohio Auditor's office to release public sector audits on May 15 as part of the state's commitment to transparency and accountability in government finance.

COTA introduces late-night services in Upper Arlington, as part of the LinkUS initiative, improving transit connectivity for night owls and late-shift workers.

Adam Levin hypothesizes in a study that psychedelics may boost right-brain dominance, affecting empathy and creativity, a theory published in the "Journal of Psychopharmacology."