A juvenile was injured in a shooting near Linden-McKinley STEM Academy in Columbus; taken to the hospital in stable condition. No suspects detained; investigation ongoing. School was briefly locked down.

A South Webster couple was charged with felonious assault after a physical altercation with neighbors involving knives, leading to injuries and arrests.

The State of Our City event in Gahanna on March 27 promises updates from city leaders and encourages civic engagement. It will be held at The Menlo. RSVP by March 20.

The City of Marion has announced its 2025 curbside yard waste collection schedule, highlighting weekly pickups, participation guidelines, and a three-bag/bundle limit.

Ohio is set to experience wind and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service. Conditions shift from calm to stormy, with a potential for fire weather and later a cold front bringing possible snow.

Ohio celebrates National Nutrition Month, focusing on how "Food Connects Us," backed by the Ohio Department of Health with resources for healthier eating habits.

The Columbus City Schools Invention Convention displayed student-created solutions to real-world problems, including the Clam Cutter and the 3-in-1 Shoe.

A 7-year-old boy, Zondeair Robertson, died after falling out of an SUV and being run over in north Columbus. Investigations into the incident and vehicle safety reminders are ongoing.

The NWS confirms a brief calm period for Columbus and Cincinnati before a new weather system arrives later in the week, potentially with gusty winds and showers.

Columbus police are investigating the death of 14-year-old Braiden Johnson, who was shot in West Columbus. Two suspects were arrested, and the case is being reviewed for potential charges. The community seeks justice and answers.

Columbus man Christopher O. Smith was sentenced to 59 years to life for the July 2022 double homicide of Amanda Perkins and Rodney Reavish and the assault of his girlfriend.

Jim Tressel was sworn in as Ohio's lieutenant governor, succeeding Jon Husted, who moved to the U.S. Senate. The General Assembly confirmed Tressel, a former football coach and university president.

Former Ohio intervention specialist Megan Catalogna pleaded guilty to theft in office and must repay $16,707.50 and possibly serve an 18-month suspended sentence with conditions. She submitted false timesheets at Tri-State STEM+M High School.