The National Weather Service predicts widespread showers and isolated storms in Ohio, with near-normal temperatures followed by a warmer, humid air mass. Conditions should improve by midweek, but rain chances increase again towards the weekend.

Upper Arlington officials remind residents to leash dogs and clean up after them in public spaces, citing an increase in complaints about off-leash dogs and waste.

The National Weather Service warns of unpredictable weather in Ohio with isolated showers and thunderstorms expected, advising caution due to potential flooding. A clearer trend may emerge post-Monday with a cooler, drier period until Thursday.

The Ohio Department of Commerce warns of a rise in travel scams and advises travelers to research and verify travel offers to avoid becoming scam victims.

Montgomery, Ohio saves $8,227 in interest by using OMAP, a state program supporting local infrastructure projects with cost-effective financing options.

A state audit of Girard City Schools identified excessive compensation paid to a former treasurer, due to the school board's negligence, not illegality.

Authorities are probing a police shooting in Gahanna where an officer shot an armed individual, now hospitalized. The Ohio BCI is investigating, and no officers were injured.

Ohio State University's Department of Athletics is revising its 2029 and 2030 football schedules, including games against Navy, Nevada, and Youngstown State.

Ohio's House is considering House Bill 280 to reform the Police and Fire Pension Fund, aligning police employer contributions with firefighters' and ensuring fund stability.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose referred cases of alleged noncitizen registration and double-voting to state attorneys for potential legal action, emphasizing election integrity.

Ohio Auditor's office to release new audit reports on June 3, highlighting efforts against fraud, waste, and abuse.

Ohio's Pickaway County Sheriff's Office receives a $4.4 million grant for jail safety and security improvements, with thanks expressed by Sheriff Hafey and acknowledgment of support from various local entities.

Ohio traffic fatalities dropped over Memorial Day, with 11 fatal crashes and 12 deaths, down from 26 the previous year. The State Highway Patrol made 410 DUI arrests and issued 2,090 safety belt citations.