Sherrod Brown plans to run for the U.S. Senate in 2026 against Jon Husted, aiming to regain the seat he lost in 2024, with support from Ohio labor leaders.

Columbus emphasizes ongoing support for Black Men’s Wellness Weekend and addresses health disparities faced by African Americans beyond just the annual event.

Columbus City Schools appointed Deondre Drakeford as Principal of Berwick Alternative Elementary and John Vincent as Principal of Northtowne Elementary, both bringing extensive experience to their new roles.

The search intensifies for 13-year-old Sylis Delbrugge, missing since August 4 in Foley, Alabama, with the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office seeking public assistance.

Upper Arlington prepares for the OhioHealth Grandview Yard Marathon with temporary parking restrictions on August 17 to ensure runner and emergency vehicle access.

The Gahanna Police issued a Facebook plea to help find the owner of a lost dog found in the Frank Rd/Harrisburg Pike area, soon to be in the care of Franklin County Animal Control.

Ohio's Auditor of State, Keith Faber, is set to publish new audit reports on August 12 to ensure transparency and accountability in the use of public funds.

Ohio Valley faces continued heat with chances of afternoon storms. A high-pressure system maintains warm conditions, but a trough may increase storms and wind gusts midweek.

Two suspects were arrested in Fairfield County after the body of a man was found, one is charged with murder, the other with corpse abuse. The victim's identity and the cause of death are under investigation.

Columbus Police seeks public help to identify a theft suspect who stole a purse from a car and used the stolen debit card for purchases. They urge anyone with information to contact them or Crime Stoppers.

Columbus Police have issued an alert for Jessi Mae Chapman, who left a hospital and remains missing. The public is urged to provide information.

The Festival Latino in Columbus celebrated Hispanic entrepreneurs, with 24 of them being recent graduates of the Mercadito Raíces program, amidst a backdrop of immigration policy tensions.

The National Weather Service predicts warm, dry conditions for areas in and around Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio, with potential thunderstorms midweek.