Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the 2025 Lithopolis Memorial Day Parade, honoring fallen soldiers and emphasizing community bonds in a social media post.

The NWS forecasts sprinkles in Ohio today, dry weather Monday, and showers and storms starting Monday night. Temperatures will be below normal with unsettled weather for the rest of the week.

Columbus police continue to investigate a year-old case involving a shooting on E. 5th Ave. and Summit St, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. No suspects have been arrested.

An Ohio school payroll officer was duped by a phishing scam, leading to a state-mandated repayment. The incident highlights cybersecurity weaknesses in local governments and prompts new verification policies.

The forecast for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington predicts cool, mostly dry conditions with lows in the 45-50°F range and highs in the mid to upper 60s. A 20% chance of rain exists for Sunday afternoon.

Ohio Representatives McClain and Miller testified before the House Health Committee on Bill 224 for structured licensing of midwives and preserving non-licensed midwifery under informed consent.

A disabled vehicle blocked I-70 East beyond SR-142, causing delays. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office reported the incident on Facebook and later announced lanes re-opened.

Ohio Governor DeWine and mental health officials introduced a new 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline specialty license plate to raise awareness and support for mental health.

Ohio Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel joined Gold Star families in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Statehouse to honor fallen military personnel ahead of Memorial Day.

The National Weather Service forecasts cool weather, scattered showers, and possible thunderstorms in Columbus and Cincinnati due to an upper-level low pressure system.

Marion's city services will be closed on Memorial Day, with altered trash collection schedules and no transit services, except for emergency operations and dialysis appointments.

AAA predicts 45.1 million Americans will travel over Memorial Day, with Ohio Highway Patrol reinforcing road safety and ODOT addressing travel impacts from ongoing road projects.

Street repairs in Upper Arlington will cause minor disruptions from May 19-23 during 7 am to 5 pm, impacting various streets on scheduled days, with the city advising residents to avoid on-street parking during work on their block.