Two juveniles were injured in a drive-by shooting on New Year's Eve in Columbus. They are expected to survive, and police are investigating the incident.

The Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission seized over $92 million in drugs and 560 firearms in 2024, with a boost from state collaboration efforts.

The NWS forecasts snow showers and chilly temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati, with a weak disturbance possibly affecting Friday's commute and a potential wintry mix early next week.

The Ohio State House has sent a 'Parents' Bill of Rights' bill to Governor Mike DeWine, aiming to increase parental control over children's education and health.

Clark County honored four individuals as Luminaries for their community contributions, including the Bobo brothers, Rex Fent, and John Brown, for their civic involvement and service.

I-471 southbound was closed due to a fire under the Big Mac' Bridge, causing major traffic disruptions between Cincinnati and Newport. The cause is unknown, and bridge safety assessments are ongoing.

Due to rising energy market costs, utility bills for Westerville, Ohio, residents will increase by 7.8% in 2025.

A person was critically wounded in a South Linden shooting Sunday evening, with few details available on the suspect or motive as police continue their investigation.

Ohio State soccer player Nathan Demian shot as a bystander, recovers after sustaining serious injuries requiring multiple surgeries and an ICU stay, defying medical expectations of lifelong care.

Ohio auditors found that Caregiver Grove Behavioral Health LLC improperly received $1.75 million in Medicaid payments and may need to repay $1.96 million—the provider billed for unsupported or unauthorized services.

Columbus Police are searching for 8-day-old Karla Sullivan, missing since December 20 and believed to be with her mother, Rosetta Sullivan. The public is urged to help find the endangered infant.

The National Weather Service forecasts mild weather with some disturbances and rain for Ohio leading up to the holiday weekend, keeping temperatures warm for late December.

Rain is expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas from a cold front, with light precipitation and temperatures in the 40s through Christmas week, as noted by NWS Wilmington, Ohio.