A shooting occurred in Grandview, leaving one injured. Local authorities responded promptly, and the victim is stable. A firearm was recovered, but no suspects have been identified yet.

A motorcyclist died in Columbus after hitting a concrete median on Refugee Road. The identity has not been disclosed, and the cause is under investigation.

A lawsuit against Columbus, expanded to include all affected by a data breach following a ransomware attack by Rhysida, reveals private citizen data on the dark web. The city offers free credit monitoring in response.

Dublin will spray for mosquitoes after some tested positive for West Nile Virus, with the program allowing residents to opt-out for health or environmental reasons.

A shooting on E. Hudson Street in Columbus left one injured; a suspect was detained. Authorities are seeking more information and Detective J. Gunther is the point of contact.

Dublin City School District's consideration of the Cardinal Health West site for a new high school is being discussed, with the Planning and Zoning Commission advising against it based on the Community Plan's office use designation.

Columbus Police seek suspects in a retail theft on Polaris Parkway; Detective McCotter leads the investigation.

Ohio has seen a rise in marijuana exposures among children, with nearly as many cases recorded up until July 2024 as in all of the previous year, raising concerns for child safety.

A Zanesville man, Terry Warner, died after his vehicle collided with a barn in Perry County on State Route 204, with details of the crash still under investigation.

Marion Franklin High's Dawayne Galloway, a top athlete in Ohio, has committed to Purdue University and stands out in football and track with multiple accolades.

A man died following a five-hour standoff with police near Ohio State University after shots were fired during a reported burglary. The incident, involving 21-year-old Asante Miller, ended tragically and is under investigation.

The Ohio House honors Marigene Valiquette, its longest-serving female legislator, for her work in children's welfare, women's rights, and labor advocacy.

Columbus City Schools report no bus driver shortage for the upcoming year, contrasting with previous issues, though administrators warn of potential delays.