Dublin wins the IFEA World Festival and Event City Award for the third time, highlighting its status as a top destination for cultural events and its positive economic impact.

The NWS predicts showers and storms in Columbus and Cincinnati until Thursday, with drier weather by Friday and sunny weekend. Localized heavy rain and potential flooding are concerns.

Columbus Police are investigating a shooting on North High Street where J'Vontia Cassell was fatally wounded. They're seeking digital evidence from the public.

Ohio State University maintains its 15th place among public universities and 41st in national university rankings according to U.S. News & World Report. President Carter praises the university's excellence and initiatives.

The City of Upper Arlington warned residents of an email scam targeting permit applicants, instructing them to verify any payment requests directly with the Community Development Department.

Columbus police shot an armed man who pointed a gun at an officer after fleeing a traffic stop. The suspect survived and no others were injured. An investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is underway.

Researchers from Ohio State University and the University of Houston study if atropine eye drops can prevent nearsightedness in high-risk children, funded by a $25 million NIH grant.

The Ohio Valley is set to experience dry and warm conditions with temperatures reaching the high 80s through Saturday, with increased moisture and rain chances by Sunday and into early next week.

The Ohio Department of Commerce warns against taking investment advice from 'finfluencers' due to concerns of misinformation and lack of qualifications.

Dry, warm weather persists in the Ohio Valley, with the National Weather Service forecasting sunny skies and temperatures near 90 degrees, minimal rainfall, and light winds.

A study highlights the varying impact of the fentanyl crisis in the US, with states like West Virginia being significantly affected. It suggests targeted local efforts for combating the epidemic.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued clear, dry, and warm weather with highs in the 80s for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with a possible increase to 90 degrees later in the week.

Columbus police seek public help in identifying a woman involved in a robbery where she threw soda at employees and brandished a firearm before fleeing.