The National Weather Service indicates stable weather with dry conditions in Columbus and Cincinnati through Thursday, with sunshine and mild temperatures. Early fog and a chance of rain increase into the weekend.

Upper Arlington City Council will hold a meeting on June 16 for public input on the city and library tax budgets for fiscal year 2026, which will be reviewed by the Franklin County Budget Commission.

The Auditor of State’s office reports James Barrett's mismanagement of over $36,000 at Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District, resulting in a guilty plea for misuse of a credit card and dereliction of duty.

Pickerington Local Schools is actively seeking Intervention Specialists for special education and will hold open interviews, urging qualified candidates to apply promptly and bring resumes for immediate consideration.

Columbus celebrates Pride Month by lighting up bridges in rainbow colors; the city's Department of Public Service encourages residents to share photos of the displays.

Two key figures in an Ohio human trafficking ring received life sentences for charges including murder and trafficking, marking a significant victory for state law enforcement.

Ohio residents can expect ongoing showers and storms, with potential for flooding, as a slow-moving front persists, according to the NWS. Some sun today, but more rain is expected late afternoon.

Dave Chappelle announces his 5th annual "Dave Chappelle's Summer Camp" comedy series in Yellow Springs, Ohio, featuring no-phone shows at Wirrig Pavilion from July to August.

Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo will step down from her role in June but will serve her term until 2026. She focused on public education and direct democracy during her tenure.

Ohio is investing nearly $52 million into biking and pedestrian infrastructure over four years to improve safety and non-motorized transportation, benefitting 33 counties.

A man, Trayven Thompson, was shot and killed in a quiet Columbus neighborhood. Suspect Talen Trago turned himself in after a warrant was issued for the homicide.

The Columbus Police declared support for LGBTQ+ members in the force and community, emphasizing the value of diversity and the need for inclusivity within law enforcement.

Officers across Central Ohio honored Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer of Morrow County, who died in the line of duty, expressing unity and support for his family and colleagues.