Following an Ohio Auditor's office investigation, Megan Catalogna was indicted for theft in the office and other charges after allegedly being paid for unperformed work.

The ODNR Online Store offers a variety of gifts for nature lovers, including ornaments, T-shirts, and educational materials that showcase Ohio's natural beauty.

Hilliard police warn of a scam involving couriers collecting cash from victims, often seniors, under pretenses such as bank or tech security issues.

Ohio expects a return to normal weather after fluctuating temperatures and rain, cool conditions with light rain or snow possible Friday, a drying trend over the weekend, and increased rain chances by next Monday.

Upper Arlington and the TriVillage Chamber Partnership are hosting a networking event to foster relationships between local businesses and nonprofits and promote community engagement and growth.

Hilliard City is preparing for its annual Tree Lighting event on December 1, a cherished tradition that offers the community holiday-themed festivities and free activities.

Columbus Police arrested 16 Livingston Lonsdale Bloods gang members after a two-year investigation for violent crimes and drug trafficking on the Far East Side.

The Midwest is preparing for a storm. As temperatures fluctuate, rain, winds, and snow will affect Ohio. Snow accumulations are possible, and improved conditions are expected by the weekend.

The Ohio Supreme Court remained deadlocked on Hailey Adelaide's case to amend her birth certificate's sex marker, leaving a lower court's denial in place.

The Bob Crane Community Center is offering membership gift cards for the upcoming Spring opening. The cards are available in flexible amounts and tailored options based on residence and household. They can be purchased online or at the Parks & Rec office.

A shooting in Columbus' south side left four hospitalized; details are scarce, but all victims are stable. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Columbus City Schools Board is considering closing or merging nine schools, which could save $9 million annually. Discussions involve public input, but tensions arose in a recent meeting due to differing approaches to the decision-making process.

A young male was fatally shot in Mt. Vernon, Columbus. Police arrived, but no suspects have been detained. This is the city's 105th homicide this year.