The Ohio State University's HECAOD expands its focus to include problem gambling prevention, recognizing its stealthy presence on college campuses and providing resources and training to address it.

Ohio State University study finds levels of adverse and positive childhood experiences in the US have remained consistent, despite local intervention successes.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on State Route 315, Columbus. Declared dead at the hospital, an investigation is underway. Another incident in south Hilliard resulted in two fatalities.

Columbus fire crews responded to a south side residential fire with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation. Firefighters from Battalion 1 and 4 were involved.

Jeremy Cordial was arrested by Columbus Police for alleged involvement in child sexual abuse material, following a coordinated operation with ICAC Task Force.

ODOT is studying improvements for a dangerous intersection in Jefferson Township to enhance traffic safety, with a roundabout as a potential solution.

Columbus City Schools honors Principal Jesse McKown during National Principals Month, spotlighting his military-influenced leadership at Clinton Elementary School.

A former employee of Mahoning County Children Services, Nancy Walker-McCain, is charged with theft in office and fraud, with her arraignment set for October 28th.

A house fire and explosion in Madison County resulted in one death and two injuries. Firefighters faced challenges due to strong winds, and the cause is under investigation. The deceased was a veteran and community member.

Upper Arlington's DEA Drug Take Back Day on October 25 aims to combat prescription drug misuse by offering a safe way to dispose of unused medications.

Ohio's fall foliage is gradually appearing, with some areas near peak color, according to the ODNR. Enthusiasts can enjoy the scenery in places like the Hocking State Forest and various fall events.

Former Northern Local Schools treasurer, Elizabeth McCarthy, has been indicted for misusing a district credit card, facing charges of theft in office and telecommunications fraud.

The Grove City Ohio Police welcomed new officers Rodkey and Hurley, both honored graduates from the Westerville Police Academy, ready for field training.