A study reveals magnetar flares could contribute to creating heavy elements like gold and uranium, adding to the previously believed neutron star collisions as a source.

Ohio's ODNR Division of Forestry hosted special turkey hunts for disabled hunters, with successful events at Pike and Blue Rock State Forests, emphasizing inclusivity and community support.

Ohio invites students (grades 3-12) to explore its environment and express their connections through art or essays in the ODNR's America 250 Field Trip competition. Winners will enjoy unique educational trips.

A 19-month-old girl drowned in a Marysville, Ohio, pond. She was found unresponsive and declared dead at the hospital after unsuccessful CPR attempts.

ODNR inaugurated a new hangar at Coshocton Airport, built on reclaimed mine land funded by the AMLER Program, aiming to increase airport operations and revenue.

Robert Verstraete joins the City of Hilliard as a GIS Analyst, bringing experience from Toledo and enthusiasm for his new role and personal milestones.

Ohio law enforcement tapped into Joseph Palmer's expertise at a Police Chief's Association meeting, focusing on handling domestic violence cases effectively.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is focusing on youth road safety, advocating for safe driving habits among teens through social media as part of National Youth Traffic Safety Month.

The study links higher intimate relationship satisfaction with fewer cognitive issues in breast cancer patients receiving chemotherapy, suggesting relationship dynamics as a potential focus for therapy to mitigate chemo's cognitive side effects.

South Prospect Street in Marion City, Ohio, is reopened for traffic, as announced by the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

Ohio school custodian Rick Andermatt was arrested for exchanging sexual materials with a minor and attempting to meet for sexual activities. He's been placed on administrative leave.

Niki Meadows, Communication Technician Supervisor with Lancaster PD, graduated from the rigorous 2025 Fairfield Leadership Program, lauded by her department on social media.

Ohio State University's athletic training has expanded to ROTC members and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, offering injury prevention and health education similar to that provided to student-athletes.