Bo, the therapy K-9 in Grove City, Ohio, marks a year of service, inspiring the #LoveLikeBo Kindness Initiative, focusing on community support and acts of kindness.

Ohio State University students showcased leadership and business skills gained from internships at the STEP Expo, including projects in AI, cybersecurity, data analysis, and real estate.

Law enforcement officers in Pickaway County, Ohio, were involved in a shooting that left one man dead after responding to a sexual assault report. The BCI is investigating the incident.

The NWS in Wilmington, Ohio, issued winter advisories for Columbus and Cincinnati due to an expected snowy weekend with high winds and low temperatures.

A study by The Ohio State University reveals U.S. forests have increased carbon storage over the past two decades, influenced by natural and human activities.

Columbus police arrested Drake Sorensen for receiving stolen property after tracking a stolen vehicle to N. High St. and Hudson St. at 3:15 a.m. on January 19.

ODOT seeks public input on infrastructure projects in Ohio, including roundabouts for accident-prone intersections and enhancements for Needmore Road, with feedback accepted until February 28, 2026.

Officer Roger Dickinson retired from the Columbus Division of Police after 33 years, known for his dedication and service, particularly in the Counter Terrorism Unit and JTTF, where he helped prevent an attack on the power grid.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine supports a bipartisan proposal that urges PJM to ensure data centers pay for their energy use and not shift costs to the public.

The NWS warns of snow showers and bitter cold in Columbus and Cincinnati, with hazardous driving conditions, and extreme wind chills expected from Saturday to Wednesday.

Former fiscal officer Annetta Lewis is responsible for $940.71 due to late tax and retirement payments in Coalton, as outlined in an Ohio audit report.

A report criticizing slow legal proceedings in Ohio's court system highlights scheduling issues, case complexity, and service delays, and offers solutions to improve timeliness.

Columbus City Schools has expanded its Career-Technical Education offerings with a new Pharmacy Technician Program at Fort Hayes Career Center, emphasizing real-world skills and credentialing for students.