A Fairfield County resident died from burn injuries after an open-field fire on Tuesday. The cause of the fire is under investigation by local authorities.

Columbus launched a shared mobility program with Veo, offering e-scooters and bikes. It follows the end of the CoGo bike share and involves an app for access to various vehicles.

ODNR collaborates with Girl Scouts to plant trees across Ohio in April and May, affirming a commitment to conservation and community involvement. The larger goal is to plant 250,000 trees by 2026.

Ohio legislators propose House Bill 125 to allow excused absences for students participating in 4-H and FFA events, with conditions for denied requests.

Three suspects, one male and two females, are sought for theft from a store on W. Dublin Granville Road, with photos released by Columbus Police urging public assistance in identification.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources celebrated anglers with 10,284 Fish Ohio pins in 2024 for trophy catches, and over 420,000 catches have been awarded since 1976.

Upper Arlington seeks bids for trucks, garden maintenance, and a study on intersection improvement. Submission deadlines vary from March 17 to March 31.

A stolen Silver Hyundai caused a hit-and-run, injuring a pedestrian and damaging parked cars on Sharon Court, as reported by Columbus Police. The culprits fled, with authorities seeking information.

The Ohio Auditor's office, led by Keith Faber, is set to release financial and procedural audit reports covering various public entities on March 11, including schools and Medicaid integrity.

Dustin Thompson faces murder charges in the death of 70-year-old Tommy McClendon following an altercation in Columbus. The motive remains unclear, and detectives are seeking information.

The Ohio House discusses a bill that aims to halt state funding for executions, assisted suicide, and abortions, emphasizing ethical and fiscal responsibility.

Ohio Rep. King introduces the WIRED Act to impose a 3% fee on out-of-state wire transfers to combat illegal activities.

A 70-year-old man was killed in a February altercation in Columbus, with a 36-year-old subsequently charged with murder. The investigation continues as authorities seek public help.