Neo-Nazis marched in Columbus, Ohio, leading to condemnation from state officials and no arrests despite reports of racial slurs and pepper spray use.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts changeable weather for the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes regions, with cooler temperatures, potential high winds, and snow showers later in the week.

Ohio State wrestler Sammy Sasso returned to the mat 453 days after being shot, competing at a higher weight class and winning, showcasing a remarkable comeback and perseverance.

The City Hall Improvement Project in Westerville will centralize services. City departments will relocate during the 18-24 month renovation, and public meetings will move to the Justice Center in January 2025.

Columbus Police are investigating a shooting in Sterling Lane after a victim with gunshot wounds was taken to the hospital, detectives seek public assistance.

A Jackson County volunteer fire chief was sentenced to a year in prison for diverting over $200,000 from the fire department's funds for personal use.

Mayor Ginther proposes a $1.23 billion budget for Columbus in 2025, focusing on safety, housing, and support for youth and vulnerable populations, with significant funding for police and fire departments.

Jessica Gibson has been appointed the new fiscal officer for the City of Hilliard, whose responsibilities include accounting and financial reporting.

A critical car crash on I-71 in Columbus involving a Dodge Ram hitting a pillar is being investigated by the police; the driver is in severe condition.

Ohio troopers arrested Antoine Phelps for felony drug charges after finding cocaine residue and 200 grams of meth in his car, with a potential 22 years in prison if convicted.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces $100 million in federal funding to fight opioid addiction and overdoses, with significant investment in local prevention, treatment, and recovery initiatives.

Christopher Lockhart has been named the new Chief Information Officer of Columbus City Schools, bringing 30 years of IT experience to the district starting November 11.

Columbus airport police responded to gunfire at the Residence Inn's parking lot, ensuring no ongoing threat. No injuries were reported, and no arrests were made as the investigation continues.