Dayton Police Chief Kamran Afzal briefed the media on an officer-involved shooting, showcasing body cam footage and stating the injured suspect was stable. An investigation is ongoing.

Dublin is burying utility lines in its Downtown Historic District to improve aesthetics and safety, with completion expected by spring 2026, at no cost to residents.

A study indicates that first graders who use more educational media spend more time reading, with PBS providing significant educational content. This suggests screen time with educational apps may benefit children's reading habits.

Upper Arlington Police Division to host National Night Out with food trucks, entertainment, and opportunities to meet local safety personnel on August 5.

The 170th Ohio State Fair opens, featuring traditional favorites and new attractions such as chainsaw carving, with a focus on the state's agricultural heritage and community.

A heat advisory for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas warns of high heat indexes and possible afternoon thunderstorms, with a stalled front increasing the chance of weekend storms and potential flooding.

Three suspects are sought by the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office for breaking into Friendship Kitchen and stealing vape products; Detective Jenkins leads the investigation.

Upper Arlington celebrated July Fourth with a community parade and festivities, thanking organizers like the Logsdons for the event's success, as reported by the City.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost defends the EdChoice Scholarship Program against a legal challenge, assuring it remains valid for the upcoming school year despite a judge's ruling questioning its constitutionality.

Rock the Clock music festival in Plain City will feature Dylan Scott and Dylan Schneider, offering live music, kids' entertainment, food trucks, and local vendors.

Ohio Republicans are trying to gather votes to override Governor DeWine's vetoes on school funding and property taxes, which impact homeowners and schools.

Linden-McKinley STEM Academy students attended a North Linden Area Commission Meeting, as part of an internship, gaining insights into local politics and community involvement.

Ohio State University hosted a week-long financial literacy program for high school students, part of a national initiative funded by the Charles Schwab Foundation, to teach money management and encourage finance careers.