Ohio State University's College of Social Work faculty visited Inje University in South Korea to foster professional relationships and explore collaboration opportunities, featuring a research forum and university leadership dialogues.

A Hilliard man, Raymond A. McGhee, is indicted for distributing a fatal fentanyl dose, facing life imprisonment and additional charges related to drug trafficking and firearms.

Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel and former NFL player Tedd Ginn Jr. launched the "Team Tressel Fitness Challenge" at a Columbus middle school to encourage students to improve their health and fitness.

Union County residents can comment on the Job and Family Services' 2025-2027 strategy until mid-September. The plan is available online and in person at the department's offices.

Columbus Police responded to a shooting on W. Broad Street, where one individual was wounded and is expected to survive; the suspect remains unidentified.

Columbus Zoo introduces two orphaned black bear cubs, Ursula and Yzma, to the public, highlighting conservation and the impact of human activity on wildlife.

A car hit a golf cart in Jackson County, killing an off-duty officer and injuring two others. The crash is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Lee Corso made his last headgear prediction on ESPN's "College GameDay," choosing Ohio State and concluding a significant chapter in sports broadcasting.

Week 2 of the high school football season in Columbus, Ohio, saw teams like Olentangy and Bishop Watterson continue their winning ways, with a number of close games and upsets highlighting the competitiveness of the league.

Ohio Governor DeWine orders flags at half-staff to honor Minneapolis shooting victims, in a show of solidarity and collective mourning. Flags to remain lowered until sunset on August 31.

Kyle Knickel received a life sentence without parole for raping a child under 10, plus additional time for related offenses, detailed by the Marion County Prosecutor.

The article discusses the variable weather conditions in Ohio, with a mix of rain, cooler temperatures, and dry spells predicted by the National Weather Service.

The Mega Millions jackpot increased after no winners in the last draw, but smaller prizes were won by many in Ohio. The next jackpot is projected to be $277 million.