Ohio State University research shows technological advancements, including a zooplankton attractor and 3D-printed modules, can double coral offspring survival and growth.

Gahanna Police invites locals to a community meeting for updates, city events, and discussions on neighborhood concerns, aiming to strengthen community ties.

Former Columbus police officer Adam Coy will be sentenced on Monday after being found guilty of murder and other charges in Andre Hill's killing. His verdict marks a significant accountability step in Ohio.

The Midwest is experiencing a heatwave with high temperatures and humidity, leading to a heat advisory with a potential for thunderstorms and flash flooding. A cold front is expected to bring relief by midweek.

Ridgeview Road at Chester Road in Columbus will have a temporary closure due to a waterline replacement project, affecting traffic for two days with a detour in place.

Ohio Governor DeWine orders flags at half-staff in Lorain County and state buildings in Columbus to honor the late Lorain Police Officer Phillip Wagner.

Mayor Ginther plans to invest $5 million in Columbus for infrastructure and safety upgrades in commercial areas, focusing on LED street lights, beautification, public safety cameras, and maintenance.

A study highlights longer power outages in socially vulnerable Gulf Coast communities, associating them with extreme weather and socioeconomic challenges.

Ohio State University introduces a dance program at the London Correctional Institution, fostering storytelling and self-expression among prisoners and students.

Aileen Burnside received a "clap out" retirement tribute after three decades of impactful service in Hilliard's aquatic programs and community engagement.

A Columbus man, Shawn M. Atchley, was convicted of having weapons while disabled and drug offenses in Muskingum County, facing up to 5.5 years in prison.

Hilliard City Council forms a Housing Steering Committee to address local housing issues, seeking residents and experts to contribute to shaping future policies.

Columbus Police need public help to identify a suspect in a $2,768 felony theft from a Graceland Blvd retail store. They've posted evidence online for leads.