A driver was killed in a single-vehicle crash on I-270 in Franklin County when their Chevy Colorado struck a utility pole. The incident prompted a temporary ramp closure.

Camden Doherty has been appointed as the Facility Supervisor for The Well, Hilliard's new recreation center, bringing seven years of city service and a focus on maintenance and proactive facility management.

Franklin County Public Health plans mosquito spraying in Dublin, focusing on various areas on July 28 and Coffman Park on July 30 to manage mosquito populations and prevent West Nile Virus.

Mia Barnes, a music video director and Columbus City Schools alumna, has gained notoriety for her work, including Sabrina Carpenter's "Feather" music video, which critiques toxic masculinity and promotes female strength.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office warns about a scam where fraudsters impersonate deputies, claim victims missed jury duty, and demand immediate payment to avoid arrest.

Timothy Miller, a registered sex offender, was arrested on July 22 for pandering obscenities involving a minor after a tip led to the discovery of illegal material at his home.

Devon Blair received a 46-51.5 year sentence for the death of his pregnant girlfriend and their unborn child after pleading guilty to multiple charges.

The Columbus and Cincinnati areas are expected to experience a period of dry and increasingly hot weather, with temperatures rising towards the weekend.

A man's body with a gunshot wound was found in the Olentangy River near downtown Columbus. Police are investigating whether it was a homicide or self-inflicted.

Columbus Police tease a new podcast episode with hints on their Facebook page, sparking speculation and interest.

Buckeye Lake in Central Ohio is recovering from significant flooding caused by heavy rains, with areas like Thornville receiving four inches in an hour. Local residents and businesses are dealing with water damage and bracing for more rain.

A local city has received Aaa and AAA ratings from Moody's and S&P for its $43.79 million bond issuance, indicating strong financial management and potential savings for taxpayers.

The Zanesville Police Department acquired a new armored BearCat vehicle funded by drug forfeiture money, enhancing their tactical capabilities without taxpayer expense.