1958 case where Toni Home Permanent was liable for a girl's hair loss after using their "Very Gentle" perm set a precedent in consumer rights.

Ohio State Highway Patrol is launching a Motorcoach Inspection Portal on February 1 to simplify the annual inspection scheduling process for bus operators.

Mexican national indicted for fentanyl distribution and illegal reentry into the U.S. after prior heroin conviction.

Blendon Township Police are checking on vulnerable citizens during a snowstorm and outage, coordinating with the fire department and asking for community help in reaching those at risk.

Ohio's significant snowstorm delays trash and recycling pickup by one day for all zones, requiring residents to adjust their normal schedules and clear snow around bins to assist collection crews.

Hilliard joined regional partners in opposing increased housing density in the Big Darby Accord update, advocating for environmental preservation in the watershed area.

Stacey S. Stiriz becomes Fulton County judge, filling a spot vacant since 1985. She succeeds the longest-serving active judge in Ohio, Michael J. Bumb.

Ohio's Supreme Court ruled that Xenia Community City School District must release its superintendent's newsletter email list to Darbi Boddy, rejecting the district's claim that it wasn't a public record.

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.