The Ohio Valley, including Columbus and Cincinnati, is preparing for a diverse weather pattern with showers, thunderstorms, and possible snow, as forecasted by the NWS.

Prosecutor Welch joined a panel at Muskingum University discussing domestic violence, highlighting early warning signs, the complexity of leaving abusers, and urging community support.

Ohio law now refines police training and recruitment, allowing positions to be filled without exams, and mandates advanced training for senior officers. Additionally, a highway section is dedicated to Cpt. Speidel, honoring military service.

Ohio is set to experience various weather changes including rain, thunderstorms, and snow flurries, with temperatures dropping into the 30s by Monday. Winds are also expected to increase, potentially affecting outdoor conditions and aviation.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber announces the recognition of local governments and school districts for exemplary financial practices, with awards for spotless audit reports.

A Muskingum County detective pleaded guilty to animal cruelty after the death of his K9 partner, Cooper, and received a suspended sentence, fine, and community service.

Ohio educators discussed strategies to address chronic absenteeism, worsened by the pandemic, at an OSU symposium focused on improving K-12 student attendance.

Upper Arlington Fire Division welcomes Josh Hines, a new Firefighter/Paramedic graduate from the Ohio Fire Academy, enhancing community safety with his emergency response skills.

Shakeilah White, 33, was shot and killed early Sunday in Columbus. A man was detained, facing various charges. Columbus Police and The Dispatch note a recent decrease in city homicides.

A man named Robert Russell was fatally stabbed during an early morning argument on High St. in Columbus, Ohio, and police are seeking public assistance for evidence.

Dense Fog Advisory issued for parts of Ohio and Kentucky until 8 AM EST; visibility may drop below a quarter-mile. Conditions expected to improve with sunny skies and rising temperatures.

Phillip R. Norman was sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape by Muskingum County Court, with post-release conditions including sex offender registration.

Study from Ohio State University finds children maintain trust in scientists despite seeing "mad scientists" on TV, as long as the characters are not explicitly labeled as scientists.