Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signs bills affecting building inspections, veteran services, agricultural practices, rare disease awareness, law enforcement, and more.

The CCS communications team won 18 NSPRA awards across 7 categories, marking their fifth consecutive year of national recognition for school communications.

Columbus drug leader Michael Crawford was sentenced to 11-16.5 years in prison for narcotics trafficking following a DEA investigation. His associates faced varying charges; one remains at large.

Ohio legislators established the Appalachian Caucus, chaired by Reps. Pizzulli and Ritter, to focus on regional development and improve Ohio's Appalachian region's economy and living standards.

Kinexo's expansion in Columbus is expected to enhance the city's food logistics network, improve distribution efficiency, and potentially create jobs, promising economic growth and better services.

An Ohio toddler subject to an Amber Alert was found safe, her father faces assault and kidnapping charges following her abduction and alleged assaults on two adults.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office warns of scammers posing as officers over phone calls, telling residents they have warrants and compelling them to buy gift cards as payment.

The National Weather Service warns of high heat indices and thunderstorms around Columbus and Cincinnati until Friday, with ongoing heat but slight cooling into the following week.

Columbus City Council President Shannon G. Hardin was named to the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute's "Political Power List." He is recognized for his advocacy and efforts to establish the city's first LGBTQ+ Commission.

ODOT starts road construction on U.S. 42 southbound in Union County, with a detour via SR 257, U.S. 36, U.S. 33. Northbound remains open, with project interim completion by Fall 2025 and final by Fall 2026.

Ohio State University is launching the Engaged Scholars Academy to connect tenure-track faculty with community issues, fostering civic engagement and collaborative learning.

ODOT is working on infrastructure upgrades in Warren County, causing delays along State Route 48 and a 30-day bridge closure on S.R. 123 set to begin June 23.

The Ohio Jewish Caucus released a statement regarding charges in an antisemitic incident involving Congressman Max Miller, stressing the rise of political violence and calling for unity and peace.