Kirill Marchenko of the Columbus Blue Jackets is out indefinitely with a broken jaw, leading to significant challenges for the team's playoff aspirations.

ICE arrested a Ghanaian man in Columbus, Ohio, for sex crimes with a minor, with the agency underlining its commitment to protecting vulnerable populations.

The NWS has updated the forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati, warning of potential weather disruptions due to mixed precipitation and freeze potential from Wednesday to Thursday.

Ohio's groundhog, Buckeye Chuck, prepares for his annual weather prediction with a high accuracy rate as Marion residents anticipate his forecast amid varied weekly weather conditions.

Dillan Bush pleaded guilty to attempted murder and related charges in Columbus, leading to a 21 to 22.5-year prison sentence for multiple shootings driven by revenge.

A Nashport man received an eight-year sentence for the manslaughter and elder abuse of his father following a guilty plea for involuntary manslaughter and failing to provide care.

The National Weather Service forecasts wet weather for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas due to an incoming low-pressure system bringing rain and mild temperatures.

Officer Paul Swan, who has been who has spent OSUPD for four years, discusses his role, emphasizing specialized training, community policing, and the sense of fulfillment he gets from serving the Buckeye community.

According to the National Weather Service, Ohio Valley residents should prepare for weather changes. High pressure will bring sunny skies before a substantial rain event hits the region.

Ohio legislators Ferguson and Lorenz introduced House Bill 11, limiting administrative agency rulemaking unless the legislature reviews it for significant cost impacts.

The National Weather Service forecasts breezy conditions for Ohio with increased wind speeds, clearer skies, and a warmer temperature range in the coming days. Winds may gust up to 25-35 mph along the I-70 corridor.

Franklin County Prosecutor Shayla Favor forms a transition team focusing on criminal justice reform, led by Janet E. Jackson, to guide the prosecutor's office towards a restorative justice system.

A former Columbus officer, Nicholas P. Duty, pleaded guilty to turning off his body camera during interactions with women. His plea includes a recommended 18-48 month prison sentence.