A wrong-way collision on U.S. Route 23 in Delaware County, Ohio, resulted in one fatality and serious injuries to another individual late Thursday night.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources is hosting a Winter Hike Series across state parks. Participants will receive guided hikes and a 2025 series decal as a reward.

Ohio dedicates the first week of December to older driver safety, focusing on resources and awareness to support the growing demographic of senior drivers.

A victim was hospitalized after a Columbus shooting stemming from a verbal altercation, with police urging witnesses to come forward.

The Columbus Police Department identified Monroe T. Brown as the deceased in the E. Main Street shooting. Detectives suggest robbery may be the motive.

Firefighters 4 Kids, a Columbus-based program, conducts a toy drive for needy children during the holiday season, with drop-offs at Upper Arlington Fire Station 72 and other locations.

Ohio State Highway Patrol's 'Lights for Lives' campaign issued 449 citations in northwest Ohio, targeting impaired driving and other traffic offenses. Eight individuals were arrested.

Columbus Police are investigating a hotel-related fraud between September 23 and 30 and seeking public help to identify a female suspect.

Two women performed a quick change scam on Polaris Parkway, resulting in a $1800 loss at a retail store, as per Columbus Police. The suspects remain unidentified, and public assistance is sought.

A semi-truck jackknifed on I-270 in Columbus, causing a multi-vehicle crash and lane closures. Two were hospitalized in stable condition; the cause may have been bridge icing. Traffic delays occurred as cleanup ensued.

Governors Mike DeWine of Ohio and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan have made a friendly wager of local sweets on the outcome of the college football game between the Buckeyes and the Wolverines.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled to uphold a statute extending the time to sue out-of-state doctors, sparking debate over medical malpractice and interstate commerce.

The Columbus Police Department unveiled a Heritage Center to showcase its history and honor its members, particularly those who died on duty. Chief Mathis highlighted its significance.