The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the Lancaster, Ohio Memorial Day Parade, honoring the memory of fallen soldiers alongside the local community.

The Columbus Division of Fire honored fallen servicemen and women on Facebook, expressing gratitude for their sacrifices and reflecting on the shared service and duty between firefighters and military personnel.

The opening of the new aquatic center in Mayfield Heights may be delayed due to cooler weather forecasts. A final decision is expected to be made on Monday.

The National Weather Service predicts rainy conditions in Columbus and Cincinnati starting Tuesday, following a dry Monday. Uncertainty exists regarding the midweek forecast, with potential showers and thunderstorms expected.

Hilliard's Community Relations Department won five PRism awards from the Central Ohio PRSA for their public relations excellence in various categories.

The Columbus community held a Police Memorial Service to honor the 59 fallen officers, with Mayor Ginther and Police Chief Bryant leading the tribute at the solemn event.

Kevin Ritter joins the NCSL Education Standing Committee, aiming to shape education policy at a national level and exchange insights on educational initiatives.

Cincinnati and Columbus face below-average temperatures and potential light showers, with conditions improving slightly over the weekend but chances of more rain early next week.

A Licking County judge ruled that Bruce Foster III, the suspect in the New Albany mass shooting, is unfit to stand trial and must be hospitalized for treatment.

A Columbus firefighter was arrested for possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material, with potential penalties including prison time and sex offender registration.

Officer Don Paden of Columbus Police received praise for giving a ride to a lost festival attendee, exemplifying community-oriented policing and kindness.

Three students were hospitalized after encountering suspected drug paraphernalia at Summit Station Intermediate School, no drugs were found on the object after investigation.

Jill Reid, a 15-year-old from Columbus, was found safe after being reported as an endangered runaway. She had been missing since last being sighted on Hiawatha Street and Weber Road.