A National Weather Service report warns that a cold front is approaching Ohio. It will bring colder air and potential precipitation, and temperatures could drop significantly by midweek.

John Glenn Columbus International Airport is beginning construction on a new terminal, which will affect traffic and parking, including relocating the Cell Phone Lot.

Columbus City Council is concluding its public hearings on the proposed $1.23 billion budget for 2025. Before voting, the council invited department heads and the community to provide input.

An early morning crash on South Hamilton Road involving an Audi A3 and Hyundai Accent resulted in injuries and hospitalization. Investigations are ongoing.

Ohio AG Yost released a report on investigations into officer-involved incidents, detailing 329 cases from 2019 to 2024 and encouraging transparency by publicizing files.

Governor DeWine orders flags at half-staff in Franklin County and certain Columbus buildings to honor former Senator Ben Espy on the day of his funeral.

Ohio Governor DeWine signed a law introducing stricter penalties for organized retail theft and created a specialized task force to tackle such crimes.

Former Columbus police officer Joel Mefford was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison for stealing cocaine from crime scenes and facilitating its sale.

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 The outdated Cuyahoga Hills facility will be replaced.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.