Ohio families with school-age children may receive financial food assistance through the Sun Bucks program, part of the Summer EBT, offering $120 per child until August 15.

Rashaun Hill was arrested for a felonious assault involving a shooting on Oakland Park Ave., leaving several wounded. Police responded swiftly on July 9.

Ohio's May election audit shows a 99.99% accuracy rate, reflecting the state's commitment to election integrity and the effectiveness of bipartisan auditing teams.

The Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office joined Project Ready Family Fun Day, supporting the reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals through the efforts of local organizations.

Columbus officials lifted a shelter-in-place advisory after stabilizing a hazmat scare. The Fire Division ensured community safety, with residents and emergency services collaborating effectively.

The National Weather Service warns of potential showers, thunderstorms, and flooding in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington regions, with unsettled weather continuing into the weekend.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber is set to release new audit reports on July 15, continuing the oversight of state spending and promoting fiscal transparency.

Upper Arlington Police remind residents of bike and scooter safety, stressing the importance of helmets, maintenance, observing traffic laws, and respecting pedestrian-only zones to ensure an accident-free summer.

The Columbus Crew and Versiti Blood Center are hosting a blood drive to combat summer shortages, offering perks like meeting players and exclusive T-shirts for donors.

Eleven rural Ohio hospitals are at financial risk due to Medicaid cuts from a Trump spending bill, warn Democratic Senators in a letter highlighting serious potential health service repercussions.

Columbus drug lord David Price, "DP," was sentenced to life plus 65 years for drug distribution, sex trafficking, and contributing to a fatal overdose.

Columbus City Schools collaborates with the Korda Institute to provide educators with a fellowship focusing on innovative, real-world teaching methods, culminating in a project involving local community challenges.

The National Weather Service predicts daily showers and thunderstorms in the Columbus area, mainly in the afternoon and evening, with a marginal risk of severe weather. Temperatures will stay in the mid-80s.