The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Summit County may be liable for damages to a home caused by a road's collapse, overturning a lower court's grant of immunity.

One person is dead after a shooting in north Columbus, with police responding near Easton and detaining an individual in connection with the incident.

Ohio Valley residents will experience warmer weather this weekend after cold conditions, with wet weather starting Sunday night into Tuesday, per the NWS forecast.

The Franklin County Environmental Court ordered the Avalon nightclub in Columbus to close for a year after repeated violent incidents and neglect of court orders.

The Ohio House has passed House Bill 296 to increase employer contributions to the police and fire pension fund, ensuring financial stability for first responders.

A cold front brings gusty winds and low temperatures to Columbus and Cincinnati, with flurries and light snow expected. Conditions will improve with milder weather and sun on Friday and warming trends into Monday.

Upper Arlington launched a grant program to promote diversity and inclusion within local organizations. The funding ranges from $1,000 to $5,000. Applications are due by December 13.

Starting July 2025, Hilliard, OH, residents will be billed directly by Local Waste Services for trash and recycling. The service will offer quarterly billing and more payment options while maintaining current rates and discounts.

A suspect stole an iPad and liquor from a Parsons Avenue business on November 25, according to Columbus Police.

Ohio State's new quarterback, Will Howard, is preparing to face Michigan in college football's renowned rivalry, embracing the pressure and significance of the game.

The National Weather Service predicts below-normal temperatures and potential light snow for Cincinnati and Columbus areas. Cloudy skies and a weak cyclonic flow influence the current weather pattern.

Ohio Reps Russo and Somani express solidarity with immigrants, emphasizing their vital role and pledging to create an inclusive environment for them in the state.

Ohio's Department of Commerce warns residents about charity scams during the holidays and advises verifying charity legitimacy and being cautious with personal information.