High temperatures, humidity, and thunderstorms forecasted across Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington with local heavy rainfall, heat advisories, and potential for localized flooding.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel expressed condolences and support following the shooting of three officers in Lorain, highlighting the dangers faced by law enforcement.

A vehicle fire in Gahanna caused road closures and delays, with police advising commuters to avoid Hamilton Rd. and Granville St. No injuries were reported, and repairs are ongoing.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office will release audit reports on Thursday, July 24, detailing the use of public funds across Ohio's governmental entities.

Ohio AG Dave Yost plans to appeal Judge Jaiza Page's ruling declaring the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional amid concerns of funding disparities between public and private schools.

Police shot three dogs, one fatally, in Columbus after responding to a false domestic violence report, initially believing a "grandma" had been shot. The encounter with the dogs' aggression led to the shooting. No people were injured.

Ohio House Minority Leader Dani Isaacsohn criticizes the GOP for overriding a veto on property tax legislation, claiming it lacks true relief and passes the burden onto schools and localities.

A car accident on Sawmill Road in Columbus resulted in two fatalities and left a juvenile injured, the collision with a utility pole is under investigation.

The NWS predicts clearer skies and warmer temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati after heavy rain, with dry conditions expected through Tuesday and heat forecasted later in the week.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH, warns of strong winds, potential tornadoes, and flash flooding in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with heat indexes near 100 degrees.

Sarepta Therapeutics is laying off 493 employees, including 80 in Ohio, as it faces an FDA probe over its gene therapy treatment, Elevidys, linked to patient deaths.

Houchard Road in Franklin County will be closed for six days starting July 21 due to railroad maintenance by CSX Transportation, with detours in place.

Columbus City Schools students participated in a hands-on learning day focused on health and fitness at Huntington Park, exploring sports science, exercise, and related career opportunities.