Rep. Josh Williams leads a push for more inspections and oversight of Columbus childcare programs amid fraud concerns, advocating for unscheduled audits and stronger regulation.

Ohioans for Cannabis Choice files referendum against Senate Bill 56, aiming to overturn new cannabis restrictions, citing business and consumer concerns.

Zachery Simpson was arrested in Columbus on Christmas morning after committing an armed robbery, leading to a police chase and his arrest. He is charged with this and linked to several other robberies.

An arrest was made nearly four years after a $250,000 jewelry burglary in Columbus, with suspect Dashaun Allen charged following a lengthy investigation.

The Licking County Health Department shared holiday greetings on Facebook, also noting its upcoming office closures during the festive season to keep the community informed.

Dense fog affected Columbus and Cincinnati on Christmas morning as the National Weather Service issued advisories for low visibility in Ohio, with expected fog lift and a chance of light rain and freezing temps.

A man was shot in Ohio during an altercation; authorities are investigating, and have issued arrest warrants for two suspects, with one already apprehended.

Bishop Earl Fernandes of Columbus granted a dispensation excusing parishioners fearing ICE detention from attending Christmas Mass until January 11, 2026.

Grove City Police seek public help in identifying a theft suspect from a December 19 incident on London Groveport Rd. They've shared an image on Facebook, asking residents to contact Sergeant McCoy with information.

An Ohio cafe sold a $1 million winning Powerball ticket, while the jackpot reaches $1.7 billion for a Christmas Eve draw, with no grand prize winner yet.

A weak cold front brings cooler temperatures to Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, setting up clear skies and cooler nights ahead, with warming later in the week.

Marion city officials announce Thanksgiving closures, including City Hall, sanitation services, MARION bus, and Senior Center but maintain essential services like police and fire.

The UA Insight newsletter will soon be mailed to Upper Arlington residents, featuring updates on local projects, community programs, fitness class passes, construction projects, America 250-Ohio celebrations, and senior services transitions.