A study by Ohio State University finds that lung cancer patients with both high depression and inflammation have persistently high depressive symptoms, suggesting a synergy between the two factors that affects outcomes.

OSU's study abroad program gives sports management students international insights into the sports industry, visiting European cities and comparing American and European sports management practices.

Jeff Wenning is announced as the new Ohio Wildlife Officer for Montgomery County by the ODNR. With a degree and over a decade of experience, he'll enforce wildlife regulations and contribute to conservation efforts.

Upper Arlington is sending out utility bills in early July for Solid Waste, Stormwater Utility, and, for some, a Neighborhood Lighting Fee, following a one-time winter bill waiver.

Heat and humidity are soaring in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana with a heat advisory in effect. Highs in the mid-90s and heat indices up to 105 degrees are forecasted, alongside concerns for air quality and potential thunderstorms.

Kirk Barton, ex-Ohio State football player, is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after a fatal crash in Dublin, reportedly driving under the influence.

A person is in critical condition after a shooting in southeast Columbus. Police are investigating the incident that took place at a Shell gas station on East Livingston Avenue.

Columbus Police released footage of a New Year's Eve shooting that injured two girls, one now paralyzed, hoping to identify suspects by an orange vehicle seen in the video.

NWS warns of a major heatwave in Ohio with high humidity and temperatures reaching the mid-90s, issuing a heat advisory and highlighting persistent hot conditions without much relief in sight.

Officer Ben Corbin retired from the Gahanna Police after 27 years, known for his community-oriented approach and service as a School Resource Officer.

The Ohio House passed Avery's Law to regulate ownership of vicious dogs, enhance public safety, and impose stricter consequences for negligent owners. The bill, named after an aggressive dog attack victim, awaits Senate deliberation.

ODOT's open house at Buckeye Valley High School will discuss U.S. 23 & Coover Road intersection safety improvements on June 26. Public feedback is sought.

ODOT is considering a roundabout at State Route 118 and Wren-Landeck Road to improve safety and is seeking public feedback on the design until July 17.