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.

Oakland Park Elementary and Omega Psi Phi rallied the community with National Night Out to strengthen police relations, aided by a city grant. Activities and resources fostered unity, with the school and police emphasizing community engagement.

Weather forecasts predict rain and storms in Columbus and Cincinnati on Friday, with unsettled weather continuing into the weekend. Conditions are likely to calm down starting Sunday, leading to a pleasant week ahead.

A road-rage related shooting in Columbus results in the death of 17-year-old Gage Anderson; suspect Skyler Burley is charged with murder.

The National Weather Service reports a shift in Ohio's weather, forecasting warmer temperatures, higher humidity, and potential thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Columbus City Schools' initiative increased food safety certifications among food service staff through summer training, culminating in a ServSafe exam, enhancing their skills and career advancement opportunities.

A teenager died after a shooting stemming from road rage at a Columbus gas station. Gage Anderson, 17, was killed, and Skyler Burley, 30, was charged with his murder.

Troy Smith and other Ohio State alumni participated in a charity golf tournament to support mental health initiatives and NIL programs for current Buckeye players.

Ohio restaurateur Bobby T. George is charged with attempted murder, rape, and other felonies, with his bond set at $200,000. He turned himself in after a warrant was issued.

Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose refers suspected election law violators to law enforcement, emphasizing the state's commitment to election integrity.

Asante Taj Omar Miller died after a SWAT standoff near Ohio State. Details remain unclear, with heavy law enforcement presence. Witnesses saw a man in black; former roommates expressed past concerns.