A notorious drug house on Columbus’ south side was shut down due to efforts by the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office and local law enforcement, after numerous complaints and the seizure of drugs and firearms.

NBC4 News Anchor Kerry Charles revisits his old middle school, Crestview Middle School, reflecting on how his education there shaped him into the professional he is today.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose released an updated Ohio Election Official Manual with simplified language and visuals to aid election officials and increase transparency.

Study shows that genetic rescue efforts, like assisted gene flow to endangered species, risk introducing harmful mutations, as found in Eastern massasauga rattlesnakes' genomes.

Upper Arlington celebrates Homes of History Month, with 320 out of 440 century-old homes joining the event, featuring markers and a dedicated webpage with information and a self-guided tour map.

Gahanna Police issued an alert for the missing person Amoni Bro, last seen in Columbus, urging public assistance.

Professor Umit Ozkan inspired Ohio State graduates with a speech on embracing challenges and lifelong learning, reflecting on her journey and stressing continuous growth.

The City of Columbus is hosting a Skilled Trade Apprenticeship and Career Fair to connect individuals with trade experts and apprenticeship opportunities.

Ohio Department of Insurance is updating its licensing system, with new features for insurance agencies, requiring them to update their affiliations before changes are implemented.

The Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation department extends Devon Pool's season, offering residents more opportunities to swim with additional hours from August 11 to 29.

Gahanna hosts Pelotonia bike event and a classic car show on Saturday, affecting traffic with no road closures for the ride, but Mill Street closed for the car show.

ODNR honors seven individuals with Ohio Natural Resources Hall of Fame inductions and awards the Cardinal Award to six others for their contributions to conservation.

Ohio State Energy Partners grants $810,000 for projects including soil carbon sequestration research and watershed monitoring, involving undergraduates in sustainability and scientific research.