A Dublin man pleaded guilty to federal charges for three armed bank robberies in Columbus, OH, occurring in April 2024, with significant potential prison time.

Two individuals were arrested in Scioto County for the abuse of a 9-month-old, resulting in broken bones and other injuries, prompting an ongoing investigation.

The ODNR encourages boaters to take a safety course before the boating season, with mandatory education for some operators and various course options available.

Columbus City Schools PE teachers received soccer training from Columbus Crew to enhance PE classes, supported by the "Soccer in Schools" initiative to foster a love for the sport.

Upper Arlington invites local artists to submit T-shirt designs for the 2025 UA Farmers Market. The winner will receive $500 and have their design featured on market merchandise.

The Columbus Board of Education discussed funding and service renewals and honored Angela Pace at its meeting, which also included public participation and plans for remote viewing of future meetings.

Dr. Martin Peter Sayers, II, and Marjorie Garvin Sayers will be inducted into the Upper Arlington Wall of Honor for their notable contributions to the community.

Ohio's Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, has issued a directive to remove noncitizens from the state's voter registration lists, enhancing the enforcement of citizenship voting requirements.

Early morning gunshots on N. High St. in Columbus led to a victim with a gunshot wound seeking hospital treatment. Police are investigating; no suspect leads.

Ohio State's women's basketball team, seeded No. 4, will host No. 13 Montana State in the NCAA tournament at Value City Arena. The Buckeyes aim for success after an early exit last year and a Big Ten semifinal loss this season.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible thunderstorms for Columbus and Cincinnati. Later in the week, a cold front will cause varying temperatures and wind gusts.

Ohio Governor DeWine launched the Governor’s Science of Reading Recognition Program, honoring 47 schools for incorporating the Science of Reading into their curriculums and improving literacy.

The Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office warns against illegal money transfers involving inmates, as such acts, like those leading to an inmate's fatal overdose, may result in serious charges.