Ohioans to see sunny weather following today's showers, with high pressure leading to rising temperatures and humidity. Early morning fog in some areas may lift by day. The weekend could bring mid to upper 80s and minimal rain chances.

Edward Weber, ex-superintendent of Wellington Exempted Village Schools, repaid $25,200.50 overpaid for vacation days after a state audit prompted by record discrepancies.

Columbus firefighters responded to 18,370 calls last month, showcasing their dedication amid a demanding July. The Columbus Division of Fire expressed appreciation on social media.

ODNR offers grants to landowners for creating grassland habitats to support wildlife like the northern bobwhite quail. The program joins conservation and soil health use, funded by USDA's Regional Conservation Partnership Program.

A motorcycle crash on I-270 in West Columbus resulted in one fatality and traffic disruptions. The rider died after being taken to Grant Medical Center. Investigation is ongoing, with police seeking information from witnesses.

The Ohio Valley, including Columbus and Cincinnati, anticipates a gradual weather change with warming temperatures, increasing humidity, and potential midweek showers, as reported by the National Weather Service.

An elderly couple died in a crash with an Ohio State Highway Patrol cruiser in Athens County, prompting community mourning and an ongoing investigation.

Dublin, Ohio, plans mosquito spraying on August 4 to control West Nile Virus, focusing on east and north city zones. FCPH advises residents to avoid spray trucks and report mosquito issues.

Governor Mike DeWine celebrates the third anniversary of OhioRISE, which has expanded behavioral health care for Ohio's youth, serving about 50,000 with services like intensive home-based care.

The NWS forecasts cooler, drier weather for Columbus and Cincinnati, with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s and 80s, and minimal rain chances ahead.

Ohio Representatives Deeter and Craig formed the House Rural Hospital Caucus to address healthcare issues in rural areas, supporting continuous funding and care accessibility.

Ohio State University research shows technological advancements, including a zooplankton attractor and 3D-printed modules, can double coral offspring survival and growth.

Gahanna Police invites locals to a community meeting for updates, city events, and discussions on neighborhood concerns, aiming to strengthen community ties.