Columbus Police responded to a report of a stolen vehicle with a minor inside, leading to a brief chase and crash. The 16-year-old driver was apprehended with no further injuries or damages reported. Discussions on youth crime prevention have ensued.

The forecast in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas includes a warm-up with potential isolated storms, stable high pressure, and gradually increasing temperatures with humidity.

Scammers in Franklin County are falsely offering a GPS setup service for defendants, promising expedited services for payment, which is not possible as court costs are processed only through official channels.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on whether police need a warrant to gather data from apps, focusing on a robbery case involving the Letgo app and digital privacy rights.

Fairfield County hosts its 2nd annual National Night Out to enhance police-community relationships, featuring family-friendly activities and free hot dogs at Lanreco Park.

Columbus Fire Recruit Class 123 graduated with rigorous training to serve the community, and individuals such as Staheli and Lehtomaa received accolades for their exceptional performance.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber will release audit reports on August 5, covering various entities to ensure financial integrity and transparency.

Governor Mike DeWine appointed individuals across various Ohio boards and commissions, with leadership roles filled in sectors including education, civil rights, trade, wildlife, healthcare, and public safety.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are rebuilding their defense under new coordinator Matt Patricia, while receiver Jeremiah Smith is focused on facing Texas, driven by last season's performance.

Judge Julia L. Dorrian joins the Ohio Supreme Court temporarily, appreciating the honor and recognizing the impact of judicial decisions on people's lives.

Paul Sebring received a 15-year sentence for rape and related charges involving minors, with Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost emphasizing the gravity of the crimes.

Olde Orchard Alternative Elementary School students engaged in hands-on environmental learning at the Grange Insurance Audubon Center, stepping beyond traditional classroom settings to observe and interact with nature.

Ohio State University study in JAMA Network Open reveals significant financial disparities faced by patients with type 2 diabetes, including debt and credit issues.