Fairfield County celebrates National First Responders Day, honoring police, firefighters, and EMTs for their service and sacrifices.

The National Weather Service predicts light rain south of the Ohio River, followed by drier conditions today, with heavier rain and cooler temperatures Wednesday through Thursday.

Columbus announced zero traffic fatalities for August, attributing the success to "Vision Zero Columbus" efforts in improving road safety and urging community vigilance.

A child under 10 died in Columbus after accidentally shooting themselves with an unattended gun. No arrests yet. This follows another recent accidental child shooting in the area.

Dublin City Council approves the Bridge North development, including office space, residential units, retail, a Hilton hotel, and infrastructure upgrades, with construction beginning in 2026.

Ohio State University's career immersion program offers students trips to connect with alumni and industry experts since 2018, enhancing career exploration.

Ohio AG Yost is suing Bates Recycling for illegal torch cutting emissions, causing health issues and obstructing visibility in Cygnet, seeking a restraining order.

Ohio faces unseasonably cold temperatures with frost and freeze warnings issued by the National Weather Service, and a mix of sun and clouds anticipated through the weekend.

Ohio reports a surge in carfentanil seizures, with the state's attorney general warning of the risks from amateur-made synthetic opioids. A new opioid, cychlorphine, has also been discovered in Ohio.

Ohio's redistricting process faces disagreement, with no consensus reached at the first meeting of phase two. Democrats propose a more balanced map, while GOP commissioners are tepid, and a referendum is considered as deadlines approach.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed two bills enhancing emergency services and addressing the opioid crisis, including school preparedness for overdoses and an expanded communication disability database for 9-1-1 systems.

Ohio's Auditor of State, Keith Faber's office prepares to release new audit reports revealing the fiscal health of audited public entities in Ohio, ensuring transparency and accountability in public spending.

15,000 runners participated in the Columbus Marathon to benefit Nationwide Children’s Hospital, raising over $1 million despite rain and wind challenges.