An arctic air mass is bringing prolonged cold and snow to the Ohio Valley. Forecasts predict lower temperatures and snow accumulations into next week, which will affect local weather and potentially disrupt travel.

Ohio's DYS is constructing four new juvenile justice centers in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties this spring. The outdated Cuyahoga Hills facility will be replaced.

Columbus Police are investigating after Terrell Desale Moon was found shot dead on E. Hudson St, asking for community tips.

Columbus Police report a juvenile was found non-responsive and later pronounced dead. The Homicide Unit is investigating without releasing details. The public was urged to provide information.

Ohio State University's Columbus campus will cancel in-person classes on Monday due to a predicted winter storm. However, virtual classes and essential operations will continue. This closure is rare for the university.

The Scioto County Grand Jury indicted three females on felony charges related to a West Portsmouth shooting; two were arrested in West Portsmouth and one in Portsmouth.

A shooting in Columbus' North Linden area early Sunday morning resulted in one death. Police have yet to release suspect information as the investigation continues.

Ohio State prepares for the College Football Playoff semifinal against Texas after a 41-21 win over Oregon, with coach Ryan Day emphasizing focus and readiness for the game.

Ohio's Minority Leader Allison Russo criticizes Governor Mike DeWine for not vetoing a bill that would allow police to charge for body cam footage. This raises concerns about public access to records and transparency.

Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio signed House Bill 173 for pricing transparency in hospitals and cultural recognitions, partially vetoed Senate Bill 54 on new commissions and state issues, and used veto power on House Bill 315 regarding public records.

James G. Jackson, Columbus' first Black police chief, died at 91. His 51-year police career culminated in a 19-year tenure as chief, where he advanced diversity and community relations.

The Columbus Police are investigating the first homicide of 2025 after Dalyn Sheppard was fatally shot on Kirkwood Road in Columbus; a man has been detained for questioning.

A 17-year-old is arrested for felonious assault and strangulation of a swim team member at Upper Arlington High School.