Former Ohio State quarterback Art Schlichter, 64, was indicted on felony drug possession charges after being caught with crack pipes during a traffic stop.

Dublin police responded to a reported threat at Wyandot Elementary School, which was later deemed non-credible and suspected to be "swatting" from an overseas IP address.

Columbus City Schools held a "Math Equity" symposium focusing on equity and excellence in math education for grades 4-7, with discussions on enhancing teaching methods and aligning curriculums for a coherent academic foundation.

Ohioans can expect showers and possibly thunderstorms today, with temperatures in the mid 70s to lower 80s. Conditions will improve with cooler, drier weather following.

In a solemn nod to a respected jurist, Governor Mike DeWine has directed that flags be flown at half-staff in Greene County, Ohio...

The sixteenth "super load," a large tank for the new Intel plant in Ohio, begins transport on August 22, escorted by state troopers, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions.

Two Cassingham Elementary teachers resigned following the handling of a special needs student, spurring Bexley School District to discuss changes in student-teacher interactions.

A suspect was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run involving an SUV and a motorcycle in Clintonville, with the motorcyclist pronounced dead at the hospital.

Officer Connor Grubb was indicted by a grand jury on charges including murder for the shooting of pregnant Ta’Kiya Young after an alleged shoplifting incident.

The National Weather Service has predicted a brief dry period for Columbus and Cincinnati, with clear skies and mild temperatures before an approaching storm system potentially brings rain and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

The NWS forecasts cooler-than-normal temperatures and dry conditions for Ohio, with clear skies and highs ranging from the upper 70s to low 80s into mid-week, and no significant rainfall in sight.

Governor Mike DeWine issued a proclamation to prepare state agencies to support communities affected by violent storms in Northeast Ohio, emphasizing protection and assistance in recovery efforts.

Ohio lawmakers urge Governor DeWine to declare a state of emergency after severe storms leave 500,000 without power and cause widespread damage in Northeast Ohio.