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

A Brooklyn man was sentenced to nearly four years in prison for his role in laundering nearly $500,000 from a Columbus business, following a cyber-attack using a banking Trojan.

Ohio State University students honored Russell Klein's legacy in nutrition and cancer research at the 21st Annual Russell Klein Nutrition Research Symposium, presenting their studies and reflecting on Klein's impact.

The WildWing autonomous drone system, developed for ecological research, captures detailed data on animal behavior, facilitating advanced studies and conservation efforts.

The Columbus Division of Police has placed multilingual domestic violence resource posters around the city to help victims regardless of language barriers.

Columbus Crew are reported to be acquiring prolific scorer Daniel Gazdag from Philadelphia Union, aiming to enhance their roster after Cucho Hernandez's departure. Gazdag's addition as a Designated Player may boost the team's strong season start.

Selsor Moon road is temporarily closed between State Route 323 and Charleston Chillicothe for culvert repairs. The closure by the Madison County Engineer's Office will last one day.

Jeff Gottke is named Gahanna's Director of Economic Development, tasked with guiding the city's economic growth and aligning it with community values.

Columbus forms a new Funding Review Advisory Committee to evaluate and recommend public funding practices for essential community services, with a focus on creating sustainable and equitable financial strategies post-COVID.

Ohio's Governor Mike DeWine and ODOT announce plans to enhance 844 bridges and lay 5,538 miles of pavement, with a strong focus on improving road safety.

Columbus Fire's rescue tech class has reached the midway point of its six-week course, training in rope rescue, boat operations, and auto extrication, with structural collapse and confined space training to come.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has reported road closures due to flooding, affecting US 23 and exit ramps from 270. They advise against driving through high water and suggest seeking alternative routes.

Franklin County closed key ramps due to high water, causing traffic delays. No reopening time was given. Residents are advised to seek alternate routes and heed road closures.