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.

Gahanna Police host Taco Tuesday Family Fest on May 6 at Hannah Park for community engagement, offering free tacos, activities, and a chance to discuss the town's future.

Fairfield County prepares for DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, offering safe disposal of medications and electronics recycling on April 26; no illicit drugs or sharps accepted.

Ohio State University researchers discovered a protein that encourages repair in spinal cord injuries, creating "cellular bridges" that help regenerate axons, showing promising treatment potential.

A study from Ohio State University reveals the brain prioritizes important memories over less crucial ones when multitasking, allocating more neural resources to preserve them clearly.

Fairfield's Hope Community Church held an Easter Egg hunt, with the local sheriff's office providing fingerprinting services as part of a community policing effort.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine inaugurated the updated Southern Hills Career and Technical Center, noting it will enhance educational and job opportunities.

A former SVRTA bus driver must repay $3,567.44 after an audit found improper sick leave payments during concurrent employment with another agency. No criminal charges were filed.

Ohio's 2025 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program provides eligible seniors with vouchers for fresh local produce to improve health and support local farmers.