Ohio residents are warned of a mix of wintry weather early in the week, with potential snow accumulations, following a high-pressure system bringing cool temperatures and some clouds.

Columbus City Schools' CTE program improved its rating to 4.5 stars, indicating success in real-world skill application and higher student graduation rates while focusing on industry standards and technical skill attainment.

Ohio's Supreme Court is offering grants for local courts to improve technology, with applications open until Feb 28. Over $42 million has supported tech upgrades since 2015.

According to Columbus Police, a suspected repeat offender stole a Dewalt Cordless Head Ratchet and fled in a gold Ford Crown Victoria with mismatched plates.

Former Ontario water plant supervisor indicted on felony charges for theft, record tampering, and fraud after filing a false military leave during jail time for a prior DUI.

One person was killed and five others injured in a shooting at a New Albany warehouse, with suspect Bruce Reginald Foster III identified and at large.

Ohio awards various entities, including schools and city governments, for exemplary financial audits, highlighting their commitment to accurate, transparent financial records.

Through its FACES series, Columbus City Preparatory School for Girls focuses on student mental health and highlights the importance of support during the transition to middle school.

A man died in a Columbus shooting believed to be related to domestic issues. Police considered self-defense and are investigating, the victim's parents were detained for questioning.

A 19-year-old man was charged with the murder of his father following a physical altercation in their Columbus home, marking the city's fifth homicide in 2025.

Ohio AG Yost introduced multiple ways, including a hotline and an app, for reporting human trafficking, with an emphasis on public participation in detecting and combating the crime.

Upper Arlington celebrates Black History Month with art, storytelling, and music events at Tremont Library. The event will feature Nigerian-born artist Said Oladejo-Lawal and performances by Lyn Ford and Urban Strings Columbus.

Columbus and Cincinnati experienced rain and fog due to a low-pressure system, with heavier rainfall in northern Kentucky. A dense fog advisory lasted until 10 AM, with clearing skies and temperature drops expected by Saturday.