The Ohio State Auditor's report reveals a loss of $5,804 in Jefferson Township due to fraudulent checks caused by the former fiscal officer's failure to reconcile bank accounts.

A man from Knox County, Ohio, with previous child crime convictions, received a 250-month prison sentence for distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material.

The Blue Shuttle Lot at Columbus Airport will close on December 9 to accommodate a new $2 billion terminal project, which includes parking expansions and infrastructure enhancements.

Upper Arlington shares safety tips for the holiday shopping season, including using credit cards over cash, keeping purchases manageable, ensuring vehicle safety, protecting personal information online, and securing package deliveries.

Clinton Elementary students decorated a Columbus snowplow, which was celebrated by city officials, emphasizing community service and creativity in the "Paint the Plow" project.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of rain, snow, and strong wind gusts for Columbus and Cincinnati. Temperatures will be near freezing, and there is a chance of clearer skies before conditions deteriorate mid-week.

Scioto County, Ohio, receives $288,000 from the state for senior health services and flood management, benefiting elderly residents and the Village of Otway.

A head-on collision on December 1 in Columbus left one dead and another in stable condition after a man driving a Buick entered the opposite traffic lane.

The forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati shows clearer skies today with possible slick roads, seasonably cold temperatures, and a chance of flurries on Monday. A brief warm spell is expected Wednesday before temperatures drop again.

Ohio State Highway Patrol and Michigan State Police team up to prevent impaired driving during the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game, advocating safety and offering Lyft credits.

The Ohio Department of Commerce issued fire safety tips for Thanksgiving, highlighting the increased risk of cooking fires on the holiday and providing guidelines for prevention.

Columbus City Schools discusses Special Education challenges, strategies, and insights on its Teacher Chat podcast, which features experts in the field and is accessible via Spotify.

Columbus City Schools announce informational sessions on the College Credit Plus program for 7th-12th-grade families to learn about earning college credits in high school.