The National Weather Service predicts a continuing heatwave in Ohio with minimal chances for precipitation, as temperatures are expected to rise further.

Cincinnati and Columbus are set for warm, sunny weather with high-pressure influence, as per the National Weather Service. Skies will be mostly clear with temperatures reaching mid to upper 80s, potentially hitting 90s later in the week.

Columbus Police seek Jaquez Hoover, suspect in a double homicide, cautioning the public of his dangerousness and requesting information to aid his capture.

Ohio Rep. Gary Click introduces a bill to allow unborn children to be claimed as dependents on state tax returns, potentially starting in the year they were conceived.

A passenger fell from a car in Columbus, prompting a police investigation. The juvenile sustained serious injuries after tumbling from an open window of a moving Kia Optima.

Two Third World Mob gang members were convicted in Ohio for drug trafficking and firearms despite state cannabis legalization, showing federal law enforcement's commitment to combating organized crime.

The NWS forecasts sunny and warm weather for the Midwest, with temperatures reaching the mid-70s to low 80s, potentially increasing to the 90s by early next week.

Ohio State Senator Michele Reynolds urges for an end to the death penalty, highlighting moral reasons and the current halt on executions under Gov. DeWine's administration.

A victim was shot in the 2700 block of Cleveland Ave and is expected to survive. Columbus Police are seeking public tips and are investigating the incident.

A 32-year-old man, Justin Dahlin, was found dead, prompting a homicide investigation by Columbus Police. Details remain limited as authorities seek public tips.

Quinntel Bagley, wanted for kidnapping and other felonies, was captured in Lima, Ohio, following a tip-off and is now awaiting his extradition hearing.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has launched a PSA to address the shortage of volunteer firefighters in the state, emphasizing the growing need for these essential community roles.

Rain and thunderstorms are expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington over the weekend due to a low pressure system; drier conditions and cooler temperatures will follow into the work week.