Ohio announces a $7.1 million investment in career education to prepare students for high-demand jobs, with a focus on career-connected learning and planning across its regions.

Columbus City Schools celebrated their summer graduates' achievements with family and friends, highlighting student Christopher Cortez-Gonzalez's perseverance in balancing work and classes to graduate.

Ohio reminds bar and restaurant owners in certain counties about upcoming liquor permit renewals and the September 2 deadline for local authorities to object.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is setting up an OVI checkpoint in Belmont, Jackson, Knox, and Wood Counties on August 15 to catch and deter impaired drivers.

Gahanna's first responders and schools launched "Handle With Care" to support students experiencing trauma, ensuring a sensitive approach without sharing private details.

Columbus is building Fire Station 36 to improve safety for its growing population, funded by voter-approved bonds, with the Division of Fire expressing gratitude on social media.

Pickerington bus drivers may strike at the beginning of the school year over health insurance and pay disputes, risking disruption of student transportation. Negotiations continue with employer Petermann Bus as both sides aim to avoid a strike.

High pressure will bring warm weather and sunshine to Columbus and nearby regions, with a cold front midweek possibly causing showers and thunderstorms.

Ohio allocates $20 million to support young families and infant health, aiming to improve prenatal education and parenting support through nonprofit grants.

A crash on I-270 in Columbus involving a semi and a van left one dead; earlier reports of two deaths were incorrect. The accident caused major traffic delays.

President Trump calls for Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan's resignation over his past connections with Chinese companies, creating tensions and impacting Intel's stock. Tan and Intel affirm their commitment to U.S. interests amidst the controversy.

Daveonte Dixon was indicted for a shooting involving officers, facing a potential 163-year sentence if convicted on all charges including Attempted Murder.

Columbus man pleaded guilty to dogfighting and intent to distribute meth, with evidence found at his residence. Sentencing is pending, with significant potential prison time for both charges.