Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the creation of a working group to evaluate emergency services in Ohio's state parks, following concerns about local financial strains.

Two Columbus men were indicted for a 2024 shooting that caused severe injury to a bystander. They face attempted murder and other charges and await trial in the Franklin County Jail.

The Columbus Division of Fire promotes "Charge into Fire Safety" for Fire Prevention Week, focusing on safe use of lithium-ion batteries and buying certified products.

Ohio sees steady weather with sunny skies and below-normal temperatures due to a high-pressure system, the National Weather Service reports. Frost possible in northern areas tonight.

Ohio Representatives Thomas and Klopfenstein propose a resolution urging federal action to address the $37 trillion national debt, highlighting risks to economic security and future generations.

A fatal crash occurred in Norwich Township due to heavy rain, a Kia lost control and was struck by a Toyota, resulting in the Kia driver's death. The incident is under investigation.

Ohio State alumni attended a career fair at the university to recruit students for their companies, highlighting student preparedness and professionalism.

A 29-year-old man was fatally shot, and another was wounded in Columbus. The survivor faces involuntary manslaughter charges, claiming self-defense. Police seek information.

Ohio's Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, introduces a new voter registration data dashboard to improve transparency and election integrity, providing detailed insights into voter data.

The Ohio State Marching Band performed a Minecraft-themed show, including game-inspired formations and music, and continued their tradition of 'Script Ohio.'

Ohio Valley braces for heavy rain as the National Weather Service forecasts increased moisture and a cold front leading to widespread rainfall and cooler conditions mid-week.

Representative Sharon Ray received the Honored Luminary award for her work on perinatal mental health, as recognized during the Infant Vitality Advocacy Day in Ohio.

Warm and dry conditions are expected in Columbus and surrounding areas, with light winds and possible river valley fog. The warm weather will continue into the weekend, but a shift early next week may bring cooler temperatures and precipitation.