Columbus Police are seeking public assistance and video evidence after a fatal shooting on Fountain Ln. on April 28, with the victim declared dead at the hospital.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office seeks the public's help in identifying a suspect involved in thefts at Speedway and BP gas stations in Canal Winchester.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and gusty conditions in Ohio due to a cold front, with some severe weather potential, persisting throughout the workweek.

The Columbus Police Cadet Program is accepting applications for those 18-20 looking to pursue law enforcement careers, as announced by Mayor Ginther. The deadline to apply is June 9.

The Columbus Symphony Orchestra is performing at Hocking Hills' Ash Cave on June 15, with tickets going on sale on May 2. The concert offers a unique experience in a natural amphitheater.

The Columbus Division of Fire celebrates the graduation of 12 firefighters from a six-week rescue technician program, highlighting their diverse skills in rescue operations.

The Lancaster Police Department introduced a 24/7 Drone Team to improve public safety and response efficiency, replacing the need for external aerial support. The team's operations have proven effective in various critical situations.

The OhioHealth Capital City Half Marathon in Columbus on April 26 will cause road closures and bus delays, affecting over 10,000 participants and city transportation.

A mother and her boyfriend were indicted on charges, including aggravated murder, connected to her four-year-old's death in Reynoldsburg, after an investigation deemed the death a homicide.

W. Kimryn Rathmell, MD, PhD, is named CEO of OSUCCC – James, succeeding her role as NCI director. She brings a focus on health equity to Ohio State, with high expectations for her leadership in cancer research and care.

Licking County man David Hamilton receives a 293-month prison sentence for child pornography offenses, including planning to abuse a young boy and possessing disturbing materials.

Paleoartist John Gurche discussed his technique for reconstructing faces of prehistoric ancestors at The Ohio State University, emphasizing the interplay of art and science in his work.

The City of Gahanna and its police force are hosting a Mind and Wellness Fair to support mental health and combat stigma. The event will offer resources and education, set on May 1 from 5-7 p.m. at City Hall.