Ohio AG Dave Yost defends a state law barring gender transition treatments for minors, in a case before the Ohio Supreme Court, arguing legislative primacy over medical expertise.

Maize Elementary School community bid a heartfelt farewell to their long-time neighbor, Nellie Berry Stanley, with a procession and handmade cards as she prepared to move away. Stanley was cherished for her nearly seven decades of friendship and joy.

Columbus police responded to a shooting, leading to the arrest of two suspects charged with felonious assault. An investigation linked the shooting to an earlier altercation.

Midwestern areas like Columbus and Cincinnati will experience mixed weather this week due to a low-pressure system, with potential showers, thunder, gusty winds, and cooler temperatures, as stated by the National Weather Service.

Rising quarterback Josh Smith impresses with stellar stats and athletic versatility in football, basketball, and track at Columbus Africentric Early College.

The NWS has forecasted showers and gusty winds for Columbus and Cincinnati with falling temperatures due to a cold front. Conditions are expected to fluctuate, with a brief period of high pressure before another front brings lower temperatures.

Ohio inaugurates a new marina and nature center at Buck Creek State Park, enhancing the state's recreational offerings with educational and leisure activities for visitors.

Gahanna Police invite mental health providers to a resource fair on Dec 8 at the Columbus Metropolitan Library Gahanna Branch to support community wellness.

Union County, Ohio, announces a bid for a major network upgrade at its courthouse, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting on October 21 and bids due November 5.

Scott Hickman, aged 53, has been sentenced to 20 years to life for the 1995 murders of Kimberly Fulton and her child in Washington County, as announced by the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost.

The LEADS Steering Committee will meet on November 5 at Ohio's Department of Public Safety, open to the public for discussions on law enforcement data systems.

Columbus and Cincinnati region forecast stable weather until the weekend when a cold front is expected to bring rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

The local Board of Education discussed financial reports, a Speech and Language Services contract, and a Construction Manager at Risk hiring, alongside the first reading of policy changes.