Ohio's state health director urges vaccinations amidst measles cases in the state, stressing the seriousness of the disease and the effectiveness of immunization.

Officers Sexton and Valencia of the Columbus Division of Police were praised for their compassionate response to a domestic violence incident, emphasizing empathetic law enforcement.

Ohio officials celebrate Business-Education Leader Awards, recognizing Business Advisory Councils for connecting students with professional skills and experiences for workforce success.

Unsettled weather with isolated to widespread showers and potential thunderstorms is predicted around Columbus and Cincinnati, with a brief dry spell until daybreak. Temperatures will be near normal, then warming over the weekend.

The original 16-Bit Bar + Arcade in Columbus is closing, but its spirit will continue at other locations. A farewell event is planned, and the company is expanding into new entertainment venues.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find Denease R. Mullins, a 58-year-old woman missing from Amanda, Ohio since March 20, 2025.

Columbus Police arrested Nehemiah Garnett for a 2023 homicide, following previous arrests of Stephanie Moore and Amira Reed, as the investigation continues.

Columbus Police seek public help to identify a suspect involved in pawning a stolen handgun on September 14, 2024, sharing an image and contact information for tips.

The NWS Wilmington forecast predicts dry conditions with strong wind gusts up to 40 mph, potential rain showers Tuesday into Wednesday, and a warm-up over the weekend with possible storms.

Columbus man Nehemiah Garnett was arrested for a 2023 homicide following a woman's conviction. Evidence suggests involvement in Juan Aleman's murder.

A shooting in Columbus left one hospitalized, and police seek the incident location as an investigation led by Detective Brumfield continues. Public assistance is requested.

Columbus Police responded to a critical stabbing in a domestic dispute, the suspect is in custody, the investigation is ongoing, and public tips are sought.

The 146th recruit class of the Columbus Division of Police, consisting of 51 new officers, graduated after completing over 30 weeks of comprehensive training.