Ohio's 'Operation Next Door' led to the arrest of 135 individuals for human trafficking, with law enforcement agencies working together to address the issue.

The Bob Crane Community Center, designed by MSA Design, won the 2025 James B. Recchie Design Award for exemplary architectural contribution in central Ohio.

The Plains, Ohio, is experiencing new traffic patterns due to construction at a key intersection, with ODOT announcing openings and ongoing work at the roundabouts on U.S. 33 and SR 682.

Lynd Fruit Farm implements a new policy to combat apple thefts, involving law enforcement for concealed apples, as theft incidents prompt increased security and reminders for customers during the apple-picking season.

The Ohio Auditor's office announces new audit reports to be released on September 30, ensuring transparency and integrity in public funds management.

Norwich Township Fire Department responded to a house fire on Stemwood Drive, smoke detectors were crucial for safe evacuation. No injuries were reported.

Ohio's Columbus and Cincinnati regions can expect a week of dry and mild weather with sunny skies and light winds, temperatures peaking in the mid-80s, then gradually cooling to mid-70s by Thursday.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources adds ten new Natural Resources Officers to protect state outdoor areas after specialized training and a commissioning ceremony.

Ohio cities were lauded for fiscal management in state audits, earning the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for maintaining clean financial records.

Pickerington High Schools Central and North were selected for the 2025-26 CAPA Marquee Awards, which spotlight high school musical theatre excellence.

Former authorities Joseph Trolian and Jay Wachs of the Richland County mental health board face charges of unlawful contracting, as revealed by the Ohio Auditor.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Columbus and Cincinnati with showers and thunderstorms, but drier conditions and seasonal temperatures are expected for the weekend.

Keith Davenport III was sentenced to six years for leading a gun trafficking operation involving straw purchases.