Ohio Representative Meredith Craig proposed legislation for a tax credit to small businesses that offer ICHRAs to reduce healthcare costs for employers and staff.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources warns of wildfire risks and outlines state restrictions on burning debris from March 1 to May 31 to prevent wildfires.

The Centennial Stars Boys Basketball team discusses their historic season on the City League Podcast, detailing the hard work behind their 17-5 record.

Columbus Police are seeking public help to solve a felony theft involving an arcade game by two suspects captured on security footage.

A Columbus resident was shot at S. Grant Avenue and E. Town Street and is now stable. Police seek public help to solve the case led by Detective Komisarek.

A head-on collision on Roberts Rd. results in one fatality and multiple injuries, Columbus Police investigating.

A woman was hospitalized after a car crash led to her falling down an embankment in Franklin County. She was found using a sheriff's office drone, suffering from broken bones and frostbite.

According to the National Weather Service, the residence is expected to experience slightly warmer temperatures and breezy conditions this week, with light rain and showers possible.

Wayne Pletcher's jailbreak led to multiple arrests, with his associates, including his girlfriend, sister, and stepfather, charged with aiding his escape. Authorities stress the legal consequences of abetting criminals.

Two individuals pleaded guilty to charges relating to a fatal shooting at a Dairy Queen in northeast August 2023, with sentencing recommendations of 23 years to life for Kiyaire Blow and 15 to 19.5 years for Dreyton Lane.

Warmer weather is forecasted for Columbus and Cincinnati going into the weekend and early next week, with a temporary easing from the cold temperatures.

Three Zanesville residents were sentenced for repeated retail thefts in Muskingum County, demonstrating a local commitment to addressing property crime.

Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague announced that Fairborn saved through the OMAP on costs for police and water system improvements. This marks Fairborn's fifth use of OMAP, which has previously saved the city $30,705 in interest.