Mayor Ginther has proposed creating a Division of Housing Stability in Columbus to address housing crisis and protect tenants, backed by funding for staffing and legal aid.

ODNR will celebrate the reopening of the Muskingum River Parkway's Lock #8 on May 31, restoring full river navigation from Marietta to Zanesville for the first time since 2020.

The National Weather Service predicts severe weather for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with potential for thunderstorms and hail due to warm, humid conditions. Cooler weather is expected afterward.

Ohio's debate over property tax elimination raises concerns about funding public services, with Leader Russo highlighting the absence of a replacement financial plan.

Governor Mike DeWine ordered flags in Ohio to be flown at half-staff to honor law enforcement officers on Peace Officer Memorial Day and during Police Week.

Ohio State University received a $6.2 million grant to research treatments for traumatic optic neuropathy (TON), aiming to restore vision for soldiers affected by combat injuries.

The Columbus Division of Fire recruits completed a critical fire training phase, which included simulated emergency scenarios and was essential to their development as firefighters.

Shier Rings Park in Dublin is closing for renovations, including the repair of its pond's stone walls. The shared use path will remain open, with work expected to be completed by August.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office partners with two organizations to provide first responders with sensory kits for those with sensory sensitivities.

There were traffic delays in Franklin County due to a crash on Westerville Rd, which was temporarily closed. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office managed the scene and eventually reopened the road.

Columbus Police are seeking tips on a homicide involving 18-year-old Au’jai Davenport on Mock Rd. and are circulating a vehicle photo linked to the crime.

Ohio promotes Mental Health Awareness Month, urging conversations and offering support for those dealing with mental illness and substance use disorders.

Suspended Judge James Piergies pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor obstruction charge and resigned following an investigation that uncovered improper employment actions for his son. He received a suspended jail term and a fine.