James Travis Scurlock was arrested on charges of committing two armed bank robberies near Polaris Mall. He faces up to 20 years for robbery and a potential life sentence for using a firearm.

The Well, a new community and wellness center in Hilliard, is hiring staff through the FLEX campaign, offering flexible roles to fit diverse lifestyles.

Upper Arlington residents preparing for Fourth of July celebrations must apply by June 18 for block party permits and are asked to delay placing chairs for parade viewing to avoid them being taken as trash.

ODNR unveiled a marker at Jesse Owens State Park honoring Big Muskie, the world's largest dragline. The landmark reflects on Ohio's mining history and environmental progress.

The Ohio Department of Aging audit reveals high staff turnover and poor communication, impacting services for seniors, with recommendations for improvement.

Ohio State researchers developed a new material combining starch and aerogel to reduce concussion risks, absorbing 70% of impact force during testing. The innovation could improve headgear in sports and hazardous industries.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a warm, cloudy Thursday for Columbus and Cincinnati, with potential showers and storms into the weekend. An Air Quality Alert is also in effect.

The first Conference on Principled Leadership was held at Ohio State University, focusing on combining stories and strategies with science, attracting over 200 professionals.

Ex-Columbus officer Nicholas Duty got a 36-month sentence for altering records to obstruct investigations into his misconduct, including disabling his body camera during interactions with women.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office is running a recruitment campaign for experienced law enforcement officers, highlighting competitive pay and unique opportunities for lateral transfers.

Ohio increased its recreational marijuana flower purchase limit to 2.5 ounces per day, excluding edibles and vape cartridges, with dispensaries retaining discretion on sales.

Two people, including a 3-year-old, died after an SUV they were in crashed into a West Jefferson pond; three others were involved but not seriously injured. The crash is under investigation.

An audit report found ex-fiscal officer Jennifer McCombs of North Lewisburg responsible for $40,634.10 in mismanaged village funds, due to late fees and unauthorized stipends.