A weak cold front bringing snow showers and minor accumulation is expected across Columbus and Cincinnati, with fluctuations in temperature through the week and a generally dry forecast into the following week.

President Trump has rescinded Biden's Executive Order to increase voter registration, receiving support from Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose.

Upper Arlington Parks & Rec canceled morning activities today due to a severe cold that has affected residents' routines. The Senior Center is closed in the morning but is open for registrations; activities resume at noon.

ODJFS warns Ohio SNAP beneficiaries of skimming scams, advising vigilance and proactive measures to protect benefits from fraudsters using devices on ATMs and point-of-sale terminals.

Ohio Department of Commerce advises Ohioans on donating to California wildfire relief, warning against scams, and recommending checks on charity legitimacy.

A traffic stop on I-71 South near Greenlawn Ave in Columbus led to a pursuit, crash, and temporary highway closure. The suspect is stable; no officers were injured.

Woodcrest Elementary and Intel teamed up for "STEAMing Through the Snow," a program that engages students in the sciences and arts during the school's winter break.

An Ohio weather update anticipates light snow impacting AM commutes. This will be followed by dry conditions and a rain-snow mix approaching the weekend. Extremely cold days are forecasted for early next week.

Sarah Fowler Arthur appointed as chair of the House Education Committee in the Ohio House of Representatives. Speaker Huffman expressed confidence in her leadership.

O.A.R. is set to perform at the Columbus Blue Jackets outdoor game against the Detroit Red Wings, with Twenty-One Pilots playing during intermission.

Ohio Governor DeWine has established a Missing Persons Working Group to improve missing person case responses, with diverse experts collaborating for effective strategies.

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty to multiple hunting violations in Ohio and received fines, gear forfeiture, and license revocation. Two other men were also convicted and faced similar penalties.

Ohio Governor DeWine unveils the first universal changing station for diverse abilities at an I-71 rest area, part of a plan for 29 such facilities across the state.