The Ohio Valley is set to experience a mix of precipitation with varying temperatures due to approaching warm and cold fronts, including showers, thunderstorms and a dry stretch later in the week.

Columbus community members and health experts met at a council-hosted event to discuss navigating the health care system, addressing accessibility and reducing confusion within the system.

Study by Laura Prater highlights the need for tailored suicide prevention for women, noting many without mental health issues use firearms. With rising gun ownership among women, new strategies are urgent.

Ohio's spring wildflower season update indicates a temporary pause in new blooms, with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources advising to enjoy the current flowers before an expected peak in the coming week.

Ohio State University researchers developed a smart insole with sensors for health monitoring and posture analysis, powered by solar panels, which can also predict health issues.

Kurt M. Karns was convicted of gross sexual imposition involving a minor and sentenced to 16 years in prison by the Fairfield County Court. He will also register as a sex offender.

Dublin's Eiterman Road is set for a major overhaul starting this June, with added features including new paving, sidewalks, and stormwater management, leading to temporary closures and expected completion by October 2025.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose launched a new election history data dashboard for increased transparency, providing easy access to past election results and voting patterns.

Ohio's Auditor's office announces the release of audit reports to enhance transparency and accountability in fiscal management, with a commitment to fight fraud and abuse of public funds.

The Gahanna Market is a new community event featuring local artisans, food, and live music on selected summer dates, aiming to unite and showcase local talent.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine nominates John Logue to lead OhioEPA, highlighting his leadership at the Ohio BWC despite a background not rooted in environmental science.

Ohio's Columbus and Cincinnati areas expect varied weather, including showers and gusty winds, with a brief dry period midweek before potential late-week thunderstorms and heavy rain.

Ohio State Highway Patrol has equipped its aircraft with advanced cameras to improve patrol and response capabilities, while also addressing privacy concerns.