The National Weather Service warns of showers, thunderstorms, and potential flooding in Ohio, with a flood watch in effect for specific regions.

Ohio's ODNR is accepting applications for controlled hunting permits on public lands for the 2025-26 season until July 31, featuring deer and other game.

The National Weather Service warns of continued wet weather with daily showers and thunderstorms for Columbus, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas, potentially causing localized flooding.

The Gahanna Police are searching for Bruce Howell, missing since July 14, after finding his vehicle abandoned.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington was awarded the Best Neighborhood Impact project by Columbus Business First for its significant role in enhancing community life.

Merijn van der Heijden named Dublin Arts Council's executive director, bringing her considerable experience in arts leadership to Dublin's arts scene.

Westerville, Ohio announces the return of its Youth Public Safety Academy for teens, aiming to educate on fire and police work and inspire future careers in public service.

Ex-Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins was arrested in Florida for battery and domestic violence after allegedly assaulting a woman who was hesitant to report due to his career.

John "JT" Hoffer received a 31-year sentence for a shooting incident related to vigilante actions in response to a sexual assault, with the sentence running consecutively with his existing Ohio prison term.

A storm in Dublin caused a tree to fall, blocking Dublin Road and disrupting utilities. The police warned of closures and advised detours while crews and AEP Ohio work on removal and power restoration.

The Ohio State Fair introduces 31 new foods including sweet and spicy options, offers $3 Thursday deals, and features a dedicated New Food Avenue for creative eats.

A man was arrested in South Carolina for a fatal shooting at a bar in Buckeye Lake, Ohio, that resulted in the death of Benjamin Hawk. The suspect, Richard Lindgren, was captured after a multi-state search.

Ohio State University's Newark dean, Matt Smith, with 20,000 comics, highlights the cultural impact of superheroes like Superman and discusses the extensive collection of Superman materials at OSU's Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.