Drier conditions and seasonal temperatures are expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington until midweek. However, rain is likely to return from Wednesday night into Thursday.

A shooting in northeast Columbus resulted in one death and one critically injured. Suspect Devon Ford faces a murder charge, with police issuing a warrant for his arrest. Public assistance is sought in the ongoing investigation.

A fire at Whitehall's Colonial East Apartments injured five, one of whom was in critical condition. The cause is under investigation, and the quick response contained the damage.

A Franklin County grand jury chose not to indict Columbus officers for the fatal shooting of Colin Jennings, who was armed with a knife and allegedly threatening self-harm and his boyfriend.

Ohio leaders DeWine and Husted are promoting November as Hire-A-Veteran Month to encourage employment opportunities for veterans and highlight their skills and dedication to potential employers.

The City begins its biennial budget review, with public hearings starting November 18th to discuss the 2025-2026 budget, focusing on financial stability, high-quality services, and infrastructure improvements.

Delaware, Ohio's credit rating improved from Aa2 to Aa1 by Moody's, indicating a stable financial outlook, which helps attract investment and assures fiscal responsibility.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office released bodycam footage showing SWAT deputies shooting 32-year-old Alexander Tolber when serving arrest warrants at an Ohio construction site.

Police have captured Mekhi Webster, the suspect in a homicide on E. Hudson Street in Columbus, following the April 14 incident where Angel Salguero Diaz was fatally shot.

One person was shot dead on E. 5th Ave. in Columbus, Ohio. Suspect Awil Salah Mohamed surrendered after the incident—police requested information from the public.

There was a shooting on Trevitt Street in Columbus. The victim is in hospital and expected to survive. Police are seeking the public's help for information.

According to the National Weather Service, Columbus and Cincinnati can expect a mix of sun and rain, high temperatures, and gusty winds as a high-pressure system and cold front collide.

The NWS reports that Ohio will continue to have calm weather due to high pressure, but a shift will bring warmer temperatures followed by showers and a cold front with strong winds midweek.