A slight Thursday storm chance gives way to a sunny Columbus weekend. Then the heat returns, with highs near 91 degrees Monday and Tuesday.

Joseph Johnson Jr. pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after a South Princeton Avenue shooting killed Richard Murphy, 19, last year.

The attackers pointed a black handgun at her before speeding off in her gray Chevrolet Malibu. Columbus police are still searching for both men.

An Ohio appeals court affirmed Jerry Lee Cooper's 21-years-to-life sentence for killing Teresa Gibson, who lived for minutes after being shot.

Westerman, Inc. is racing to train welders for a $350 million nuclear cylinder deal as its Bremen and Hebron plants add 345 jobs combined.

Central Ohio pumps range from $3.79 to $4.49 a gallon, with diesel topping $5.58 amid global supply shocks.

The Grammy-winning musical lands at the Ohio Theatre in June 2027, with season subscription tickets already on sale.

Omarion King walked free Thursday after nearly four years in custody, leaving the deaths of two half-brothers unsolved.

State officials want a $13.6 million bridge across Clintonville's Bill Moose Run. A September 2 open house lets residents weigh in.

Blind boxes, Stitch-themed aisles and a pumpkin-headed mascot named YOYO are headed to Easton Town Center this fall.

Ohio's state contribution has slid from 43% to about 32% in three years, even as total education spending hits record highs.

A Dayton correctional officer pocketed over $178,000 in overtime alone, while understaffed psychiatric hospitals dominate the state's top earner list.

Marianne Saxton, 63, was pulled from a pond near her Zanesfield home after deputies got a missing-person call Tuesday night.