Archaeologists uncover how ancient herders in South Arabia adapted monument-building practices over 7,000 years due to environmental changes, as detailed in a study led by Joy McCorriston of The Ohio State University.

The Gahanna Division of Police is hosting “In This Together: A Conversation on Mental Health” on June 18 to continue discussions on mental health beyond its awareness month.

Ohio's spring turkey hunting season has been successful with 15,911 wild turkeys bagged, exceeding the previous year and the three-year average, reflecting a strong tradition and effective wildlife management.

Gahanna announces its 2025 Nature Photo Contest, starting on Nature Photography Day, June 15, inviting local photographers to submit photos for city use.

The Ohio State University study reveals Zika virus evades immune response by manipulating cell waste-management, a threat despite its reduced prevalence since 2017.

A Morrow County deputy was killed during a domestic call, and the suspect is in serious condition. Details are limited, and investigations are ongoing.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honors fallen soldiers on Memorial Day, highlighting their sacrifices for freedom and urging the public to remember their legacy through social media.

Ohio legislators introduced a bill to create the Community Energy Pilot Program. The program aims to modernize the state's energy grid and promote the use of diverse energy sources, including solar and wind, while focusing on brownfield site development.

Columbus officials propose a $1.9 billion bond to fund city improvements without tax hikes. The bond will target affordable housing, safety, and infrastructure, continuing past initiatives.

Researchers from The Ohio State University discovered compounds that can reduce the heat perception in spicy foods, potentially useful in cuisine and pain management.

A Columbus woman died in a crash in Licking County when the vehicle driven by her brother went left of center and hit a box truck. Her brother and father were hospitalized; the truck driver was unharmed. Investigations are ongoing.

Whitehall Police's recent traffic stop resulted in an arrest for drug charges and active warrants, highlighting their steadfast proactive policing efforts.

A low-pressure system brings scattered showers and potential thunderstorms to parts of Ohio, and cooler temperatures and persistent rain are expected into the week.