Columbus police have stated the case of missing 14-year-old Jahlaya Gibson is now "resolved," with details of her disappearance and resolution undisclosed.

Chazmyne Zhaze Jackson was charged with attempted murder after a Dublin shooting, believed to stem from domestic issues. The victim is expected to recover.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Executive Order 2025-07D to redistribute TANF funds to programs supporting families, children's services, and workforce development.

Missing Jadyn Thigpen from Gahanna was found safely, details of her return are undisclosed. The police and community had rallied to locate her following her disappearance.

Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose launches the Ohio Election Readiness Training Institute, a platform for continuous election official training focused on excellence in administering elections.

The body of Trenton Rollins, missing since March, was found in a car in Hoover Reservoir, with no foul play suspected as per Delaware Police investigations.

The Ohio Senate passed a bill revising marijuana and hemp laws, affecting THC levels in products, legal consumption spaces, and creating new cultivation guidelines.

Ohio State University discussed its community contributions, focusing on healthcare in Appalachia, business education for immigrants, and senior housing with community partners at a recent event.

Columbus Fire Chief Jeff Happ faces disciplinary charges for mishandling the follow-up to a fatal fire truck crash caused by firefighter Tyler Connors.

The PUCO held public hearings on AEP Ohio's proposed 2.14% rate increase, which could raise residential costs and cost Columbus City Schools $2 million annually. Residents oppose the hike.

A former Pike County officer, Mark Anglemyer, was sentenced to 10 years for running a steroid and cocaine trafficking operation, including efforts to import drugs from Colombia.

Amya Frazier, 11, passed away after a reported accidental shooting at her home in Columbus. The incident is under investigation; no charges have been announced.

Ohio's gun season deer harvest dipped to 85,448 from last year's 87,191, with 27,934 being antlered. The season faced impacts from EHD and saw rifles as the top choice among hunters.