Minnesota lawmakers and their spouses were targeted in shootings at their homes, causing concern and prompting a statement of solidarity from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine. The motives are unclear and investigations are ongoing.

Ohio State University researchers developed a paper-based diagnostic tool for asymptomatic malaria with 90% accuracy, comparing favorably to PCR tests. The device, useful in remote areas, supports a preventive approach to managing malaria.

A Franklin County grand jury decided not to indict Columbus police officers for the fatal shooting of Lamine Mahmoudi, finding insufficient evidence for charges.

Joanna Orozco, a social worker at West High School, was honored as an AEP Hometown Hero at a Columbus Crew game for improving school attendance rates from 59% to 82% post-pandemic.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Columbus and Cincinnati until Thursday, with clearer conditions expected Friday.

Columbus establishes a new Division of Housing Stability to prevent evictions, improve housing, and protect renters' rights, as announced by Mayor Ginther.

CTE in Columbus City Schools is expanding, offering students like Caden Gadjigo opportunities to succeed, with enrollment doubling and students earning more than 15,000 industry credentials in diverse fields.

Columbus Police celebrated Deputy Chief Coleman and Lieutenant Cummings' graduation from the Public Safety Leadership Academy, emphasizing how their advanced leadership skills will benefit the division.

Ohio Representatives Kishman and Williams introduced V.J.'s Law, a bill to update mandatory child abuse reporting, requiring immediate notification of law enforcement and Children Services.

Ohio University hosted the IReNA-CeNAM Nuclear Astrophysics Meeting, gathering 106 international scholars to discuss research and foster collaboration in the field.

A Tennessee man faces charges for raping and kidnapping a 15-year-old in Ohio, with the assault reported at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Davarus Delaney was arrested and extradited to face his charges in court.

Ohio Secretary of State orders removal of nearly 12,000 voter registrations of individuals who have voted in other states, upholding state law for accurate voter rolls.

An audit in Yellow Springs uncovered mishandled payroll withholdings leading to $19,512.40 in penalties; ex-finance officials are responsible for repayments.