Dry and mild weather with an increase in temperatures is expected in Ohio as the week progresses, with no significant fire weather concerns noted by the National Weather Service.

Columbus businesses, like Three Bites Bakery, gain storefronts via a city initiative, while firms brace for policy shifts related to taxes and tariffs.

The article details a shooting incident in Columbus where police responded promptly, saving a victim with non-fatal injuries, with an ongoing investigation into the crime.

An adult woman and two children were found dead in an apartment on Broadmoor Avenue, Columbus. The cause of death is unclear, but a firearm was found on the scene. Police are investigating the tragic incident.

Columbus Police are investigating a fatal shooting incident following a car accident on Cedar Drive. The victim died from gunshot wounds two days later. Homicide detectives seek public assistance.

The Columbus Police are investigating the murder of Dajuan Rios after a shooting. Brittney Nicole McBride is charged and held in Franklin County Jail.

Ohio Rep. Tex Fischer may be disqualified for not disclosing a past name change as required by a 1995 law, impacting his candidacy in the 58th district.

Columbus Police are investigating a shooting on Barnes Dr. E. where one victim was hospitalized but is stable. Det. Rees is leading the inquiry and urges witnesses to contact 614-645-4141 or Crime Stoppers at 614-461-8477.

A shooting in Columbus following a verbal dispute left one person injured and led to an ongoing police investigation. The victim is in stable condition.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for Ohio with rising temperatures, potential showers, and thunderstorms due to an omega blocking pattern, with a chance for storm activity and cooler temps by the weekend.

Columbus City Schools unveiled the Pathway Express program, offering free family visits to the National Veterans Memorial and Museum from September through November to enhance learning.

Mosquito spraying is scheduled in Dublin's north zone on Aug. 26, due to the detection of West Nile Virus. Residents can check a map for specifics and register for a "Do Not Spray" list if needed.

A suspect stole cigarette cartons from a store on Alkire Rd. after distracting the clerk. Columbus Police are investigating and seeking tips from the public.