Reynoldsburg hosts a Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast, celebrating his legacy and awarding scholarships to three students, with local sponsors' support.

The Union County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find a stolen 7'x16' gray Norstar bumper pull dump trailer, taken by a white GMC Sierra. They encourage anyone with information to contact them.

Columbus City Schools has adopted a Safe Green Schools policy aiming for 100% renewable energy by 2035 to save costs and strengthen climate resilience.

Kidz Sandbox Station, an indoor play area for children, is set to open in Grove City on Grant Avenue in Winter 2026, providing a place for sand play during colder months.

A person was shot in the face and critically injured in Columbus's Linden area and was later stabilized. A possible suspect has been detained, and the police are conducting an investigation.

Layle R. Mohler was arrested following a shooting in Pickaway County, as informed by the Sheriff's Office, which involved a cooperative investigation and analysis of digital evidence.

A city coordinator was found to be improperly compensated after an audit showed she was paid by both Solon city and Cuyahoga County for the same hours.

Ohio law enforcement agencies made five felony arrests and seized two illegal firearms in Cincinnati as part of the 2026 violent crime reduction operation led by Governor DeWine's initiative.

Ohioans experiencing a mix of fog, rain, and potential snow with gusty winds, as per the National Weather Service.

Dr. Antoinette Miranda joins the Columbus Board of Education, bringing over 40 years of educational experience, emphasizing academic performance and effective education strategies.

Patrick Katzenmeyer, with a blend of parenting experience and a business background, joins the Columbus City Schools Board of Education to influence positive change and ensure high-quality education.

A child, Cassidy Sakoulos, was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead, her mother, Sharon Sakoulos, was admitted to the murder, highlighting domestic violence issues.

Ohio and Idaho AGs lead a 25-state coalition opposing California's ammunition laws, citing Second Amendment infringements, and supporting a legal injunction against the laws.