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.

Dublin, Ohio, announces its 2025 State of the City event, which will highlight advancements in sustainability, technology, and community projects, including developing SportsOhio into a top athletic complex.

South High School students first appeared at the BPA State Leadership Conference, with participants Carse and Williams engaging with industry experts.

Ohio's LFCP reimbursed $229,950 to victims of attorney theft, covering misconduct by nine lawyers, including two deceased and others facing disciplinary actions.

Columbus Police seek help in a mid-February aggravated robbery case where a suspect robbed a victim at gunpoint and fled. Tips can be sent to Det. Getzinger or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.

The ODNR has launched new online tools to assist with water resource management in Ohio, including a Water Withdrawal Facility Locator and Aquifer Yield Map.

A sting in Fairfield County led to 12 arrests for prostitution solicitation, with suspects ranging from a teacher to a retired officer. The operation aimed to combat illegal activity and human trafficking.

A shooting in Columbus left one injured. Police responded to 911 calls and are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to contact them with information.