Detective William Gillette retires from the Columbus Division of Police after a distinguished 32-year service, including a high success rate in homicide investigations.

Lorain County kids will benefit from a boost in safety and health on school routes due to new SRTS Grants, with $80,000 going to Lorain County Public Health and $35,000 to North Ridgeville City Schools.

Ohio State University research reveals that while most women consider motherhood, half are unsure about having children due to individual uncertainties, despite a stable desire for kids over time.

A new road safety initiative, the RCUT project, is starting in Coolville to reduce accidents by changing left-turn and crossing traffic flows at a high-crash intersection.

The National Weather Service warns of severe weather in Ohio, with thunderstorms today and potentially severe conditions including high winds, hail, and tornadoes. Conditions may improve by Friday before heat and humidity increase over the weekend.

Brian Michael Wilson pleaded not guilty to the fatal shooting of Deputy Daniel Sherrer, facing 14 counts including aggravated murder, and if convicted, could face the death penalty.

AEP Ohio is trimming/removing trees near Emerald Parkway, Sawmill Road, and S.R. 161 in Dublin to ensure electric grid stability as per NERC requirements.

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.