The National Weather Service warns of below-normal temperatures in Ohio followed by a warm front, potential showers, wind advisories, and a drier Thursday.

Starling PreK-8 introduced a CAD course for eighth graders to align their skills with central Ohio's tech industry needs, promising to prepare students for future opportunities.

Dublin and Central Ohio Safe Ride offer discounted Lyft rides for St. Patrick's Day festivities, using code DUBSPD25 to encourage responsible celebration.

Based on a misinterpreted staff report, an active shooter scare at Muskingum University led to a significant emergency response and a shelter-in-place advisory, which was later found to be a misunderstanding.

Governor DeWine announced that First Quality Tissue is establishing a new plant in Defiance, Ohio, promising over 400 jobs and a $984 million investment.

Dr. Charles Smialek will become the new Superintendent of Pickerington Local School District on August 1. After a board decision, his tenure will begin on that date.

A federal grand jury in Columbus indicted several individuals, including Juan Carlos Garcia-Vasquez and Ricardo Martinez-Nunez, on immigration offenses such as illegal reentry and human smuggling.

NHL Stadium Series preparations for the Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Detroit Red Wings outdoor hockey game at Ohio Stadium are underway, with crews working on detailed event setup and ice maintenance.

Columbus Police Officers Kullman, Dralle, and Howard were commended for securing a problematic house in Linden, as shared on the Department's Facebook page.

One person died in a house fire in Columbus' South Hilltop neighborhood, firefighters battled flames and heat to rescue occupants. The cause remains under investigation.

Ohio House Democrats urge the release of $900 million in unused federal unemployment funds to support residents facing high living costs and a sluggish job market.

Ohio Task Force 1 is deployed in Frankfort, Kentucky, to assist with flood response as the state deals with a catastrophic flood that claimed nine lives.

The Ohio Department of Agriculture announced that from February 15 to April 1, Ohio farmers affected by severe drought can apply for a share of $10 million in relief funding.