The National Weather Service forecasts a shift from high to low pressure this weekend in the Ohio Valley, which could bring precipitation and potential freezing rain.

Myshawn Butler was sentenced to 25 to 30.5 years in prison for his involvement in the fatal shooting of Melione Tucker and other violent crimes in Columbus.

The Columbus City Council is set to review $13 million in budget amendments, with $5 million allocated for the local shelter system to address housing instability.

Ohio Rep. Pizzulli introduces a bill to oversee the state's recovery housing to regulate the industry and prevent provider exploitation.

Ohio's 2026-2027 budget proposal by Governor DeWine focuses on supporting children, families, and workforce development, with tax credits, education programs, and community services.

A 20-year-old Richland County police officer, Summer Kennard, died in a crash involving her vehicle and a Ford F-150. Alcohol or drugs were not factors in the crash.

Ohio's Department of Development grants over $33 million in tax credits to boost the state's film and theater industry through OMPTC and OFATCI programs.

Ohio University invites nominations for its Presidential Ambassadors program. In this program, selected students assist at events and engage in professional development. This opportunity offers leadership skills and a firsthand look at university initiatives.

A manhunt is underway for Wayne Pletcher, an inmate who escaped from Muskingum County Jail and is considered dangerous. Authorities seek public help in locating him.

The NWS reports fluctuating weather in the Midwest, with temperature swings and cloud patterns creating a mix of conditions, including potential rain and wintry mixes, affecting ground and air travel.

Ohio's Department of Aging seeks nominees for the 2025 Senior Citizens Hall of Fame, which will honor individuals aged 60 and older for their significant contributions.

Ohio AG sues two car dealerships for consumer rights abuses, including title withholding and odometer tampering.

U.S. Route 23 reopens after a semitruck collided with a tanker carrying acrylamide, causing no spill but leading to seven-hour road closure and an injury.