Ohio Governor Mike DeWine stresses the need for a national ban on collegiate prop bets following a college basketball scandal involving a points-shaving scheme.

Indictment reveals a college basketball point-shaving scandal involving games and players from multiple institutions, including Ohio University and Kent State, affecting outcomes for gamblers.

Antonio Colvin, 21, faces a reckless homicide charge in Columbus, Ohio, for the accidental shooting death of two-year-old Va'Nyiah Mason, amid a surge in similar incidents involving children in the area.

Upper Arlington's Electric Aggregation Program has saved its community $2.52 million on electricity costs since January 2024, benefiting over 10,300 customers.

A bomb threat at Huntington High School in Ohio led to an evacuation. No explosives were found and students were sent home. Investigations are ongoing.

The Grove City Citizen’s Police Academy offers locals insight into law enforcement every Tuesday from March 3 to May 12, prior to a Feb. 18 application deadline.

The Ohio Supreme Court suspended former Judge Leslie Celebrezze for two years, with one year stayed, for violating judicial procedures by self-assigning cases and recommending her friend and love interest for roles.

Ohio Channel's "Seats of Justice" series features Van Wert County's courthouse, highlighting its history and architecture ahead of America's 250th birthday.

Marion City Hall will close for MLK Day on January 19, but essential services such as sanitation, police, fire, and public transit will continue operating.

Grove City Parks & Rec. and Bogey’s Grove City launch an indoor golf league for youth, featuring different age categories and practice opportunities, with registration at $120 per player.

Gahanna celebrated the opening of the new Lincoln High School with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, showcasing a commitment to education and youth. The event was shared on the city's Facebook page.

Reynoldsburg, Ohio, is hosting the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast with Pastor John Pierce as the keynote speaker, recognizing his religious and community contributions.

A former fiscal officer from Belmore, Putnam County, is liable for $1,211.10 due to late tax payments, as found in a state audit. Tammy Rayle didn't meet IRS deadlines, causing penalties.