House Bill 820 would require radon testing in every Ohio school and back the program with $14 million and homeowner tax credits. The measure also sets a four‑year testing schedule.

State lawmakers are advancing bills that would require parental consent for most teen counseling and let volunteer chaplains into public schools, prompting sharp opposition. Advocates say vulnerable youth could lose safe access to care.

Star forward Wessam Abou Ali was stretchered off Sunday with an apparent right-knee injury; Columbus Crew say he’ll undergo testing and the club is awaiting results.

Cloudy, breezy morning in Columbus with a chance of showers and gusts. Highs near 79°F; spotty storms likely through midweek.

Sunny and warm with a high near 82°F today; gusty south winds and spotty storms return this week.

President Trump has nominated Columbus attorney Ben Flowers to the Sixth Circuit, putting an Ohio litigator in line to replace Chief Judge Jeffrey Sutton pending Senate approval. The nomination spotlights a lawyer with recent Supreme Court experience and deep ties to state government.

A 34-year-old Thornville man was arrested after a domestic-related shooting near Fairfield Beach. The victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and investigators are on the scene.

Warm, gusty Friday with mid-70s and a 50% chance of afternoon showers and isolated storms.

Masked teens have been banging on front doors across Hilliard, leaving some residents with broken glass and dented garage doors. Police link the incidents to a viral "door kick" challenge.

Ohio lawmakers unveiled the Save Ohio Sports Act to cap wagers, ban proposition bets and limit mobile play, citing addiction and game‑integrity concerns. The bill faces an uphill legislative path.

A student stabbed at a residence in Ashville ran to a nearby school for help, the village mayor told a Columbus TV station. Officials have released few details.

Morrow County’s sheriff reminded residents that Ohio’s SB 56 requires sealed packaging, trunk storage for opened products, and bans public consumption; out‑of‑state purchases may be unlawful.

Two public meetings this week will explain proposed route, schedule and station changes tied to the LinkUS BRT program.