Ohio's Severe Weather Committee warns of extreme heat risks and advises residents on safety measures like hydration and rest to prevent heat-related illnesses.

Columbus Police seek help to identify a suspect in a June 14 vehicle theft and hit-and-run. The stolen Dodge Ram crashed into a house and the suspect fled on foot. Tips can be directed to Detective Neely or Crime Stoppers.

The Franklin County DD Provider and Community Resource Fair will occur on Sept. 2 at the Ohio Expo Center, aimed at connecting people with disabilities with resources.

Ohio House passed Bill 168 to close a loophole in child enticement laws, backed by Rep. Josh Williams, aiming to strengthen enforcement against predators.

Ohio's weather shifts from dry to scorching, with an impending heatwave starting Sunday and peaking with heat indices over 105°F south of I-70 by Monday and Tuesday, as per the NWS.

Ohio's ODNR and the University of Dayton have begun tracking a female black bear with a GPS collar, aiming to study the species' reemergence and movements in the state.

Mike Foley, Montgomery County Clerk of Courts, pleaded no contest to criminal charges for illegal political activities, he received a suspended sentence and fines.

Ohio and surrounding states expect summer storms and heat this week, with potential flooding and severe weather. The National Weather Service issued advisories for rain, thunderstorms, and rising temperatures.

ODOT is closing SR 736 in Union County between Taylor Rd. and Robinson Rd. for 120 days starting June 16 for a bridge replacement, with a suggested detour via U.S. 42, SR 161, and SR 38.

An accident on US-23 North caused delays but has been cleared, with traffic flow back to normal. ODOT District 9 informed the public and recommended alternate routes.

The NWS Wilmington, OH, updated on the Ohio Valley weather: scattered showers, chance of thunderstorms, warming temperatures, and possible fog. Localized flooding and muggy conditions expected, with continued precipitation throughout the week.

The ODNR is considering restructured waterfowl hunting zones in Ohio for 2026-2030, and public input is sought before a final decision by the Ohio Wildlife Council.

Ohio's House Bill 335 has sparked concern for potential financial impacts on local budgets, with Upper Arlington poised to lose $16.7 million annually, affecting services and schooling.