Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office will release audit reports on August 26, showcasing oversight of the state's public finances and efforts to fight fraud and waste.

Ohio experiences a dry and cool weather pattern with below-normal temperatures and mostly dry conditions, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

Central Ohio high school football kicked off with Watterson vs. Big Walnut, while defending champions Watterson and Olentangy Liberty began their seasons, with Watterson winning 37-15.

Astronomers from Ohio State University discovered that ASASSN-24fw's 8-month dimming was caused by a dust cloud, and it might be part of a binary system.

The ODNR Division of Wildlife won six ACI awards for outstanding conservation and wildlife information publications, including a first place for 'Wild Ohio' magazine.

Kendra Largent from Zanesville was convicted of stealing a wallet and using its credit cards, facing thirty-four charges. Her passengers had urged her to return the wallet.

Upper Arlington Police remind residents to secure their vehicles following a rise in thefts, emphasizing the mantra "Lock It, Hide It, Protect It" to protect valuables from opportunistic crimes.

A stolen vehicle was recovered and a suspect arrested in Columbus, Ohio, with charges including Grand Theft of a Motor Vehicle and Breaking and Entering.

Mayor Ginther of Columbus, Ohio, aims to combat high living costs by increasing housing supply, citing their rank in the top 5 cities for multifamily housing permits.

A crash on I-70 East near SR 142 in Columbus caused significant delays and a complete closure of the eastbound lanes. ODOT advised commuters to expect long delays and seek alternate routes.

The ODNR announced special deer hunts in 22 Ohio counties to manage deer populations, requiring hunters to attend meetings, have a 2025-2026 license, and pay $5 for a lottery ticket.

Motorcyclist Johnny Hackney died after a collision with a pickup truck in Fairfield County. The truck's driver, Robert Nichols, is unharmed, and no charges have been filed yet.

Five years after its removal, the Columbus statue might be reinstalled in a Scioto River park with Indigenous elements and community space, as debates over its legacy continue.