Ohio State University researchers published a study in "Psychological Services" outlining strategies to improve care for patients with OUD, focusing on integrated medication-based treatment within healthcare services.

Franklin County faces a mosquito population surge due to unusual weather, prompting increased West Nile Virus control efforts and urging residents to take preventive measures.

Former Columbus officer Adam Coy was sentenced to life with parole possible after 15 years for killing Andre Hill.

Jaiden Palmer, 18, was arrested for allegedly shooting an Uber driver six times in Akron. He faces assault and robbery charges and is in jail. The victim survived, and motives are unclear.

Ohio Governor DeWine discusses Springfield's economic challenges, focusing on the impact of TPS expiration for Haitian residents on the workforce and local businesses.

A missing 7-year-old autistic boy in Pleasant Township was found safe after a community search, including multiple agencies and drone units. The child was located in tall weeds near his home.

Dublin's Scioto Park stage has been upgraded with a new shade canopy and improvements to its decking and infrastructure, enhancing both aesthetics and comfort for performers and audiences.

Intel delays construction of its Ohio chipmaking facility to align spending with market demand, with CEO Lip-Bu Tan reinforcing commitment to U.S. investment despite cutting jobs and halting expansion plans in Germany and Poland.

Ohio's ODNR has updated the waterfowl hunting zone map for the 2026-2030 seasons after public feedback, affecting three counties' hunting dates within zones A, B, and C.

Ex-Housing Authority exec Timothy Holland faced a $105,675.76 recovery after a special audit found improper spending, including personal purchases and unlawful contracting. He pleaded guilty, was sentenced to prison, and ordered to pay restitution.

Ohio is set to enjoy clear and dry weather until Thursday morning, followed by a transition to heat and isolated thunderstorms in the western regions, leading into an active weather pattern with thunderstorm chances throughout the weekend.

Lanes reopened in Gahanna despite ongoing construction, alleviating recent traffic disruptions caused by emergency repairs, with the police continuing to advise caution.

State auditors found that the Village of Dillonvale overpaid former employees for sick leave, totaling $1,737.56. The fiscal officer and bonding companies are held liable for the recovery.