Warm and breezy this afternoon, but a Wind Advisory and late‑night rain could disrupt travel. Much colder Monday with a chance of light snow.

Firefighters rushed to a church on the 1600 block of Moorefield Street in Springfield early Saturday. Officials are investigating, no injuries have been confirmed.

Columbus police released surveillance photos after a Monday robbery in the 4800 block of Morse Road. Detectives are asking the public for tips.

Supporters urged Ohio lawmakers to ban fluoride at last Wednesday’s hearing, and health experts warned that removing it could raise cavity rates and shift costs. The bill remains in committee.

Gov. Mike DeWine backed HB 304, a proposal to guarantee two 30-minute recess periods daily for Ohio K‑8 students and to expand PE-waiver options for club sports.

Black Diamond Prime opened on Johnstown's Main Street this week, marking the restaurant group's second Ohio steakhouse and a new dining option for the village.

The family of Corey Tinnes has sued the City of Columbus and Officer Kaitlin Robinson, saying dashcam footage shows the cruiser ran a red light before a Dec. 7 crash that killed Tinnes.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says a charity called Dogs to the Rescue diverted donations to a for‑profit puppy seller. The suit names the Bazlers and seeks penalties and an injunction.

Major League Soccer has handed lifetime bans to Derrick Jones and Yaw Yeboah after investigators found they wagered on MLS matches, including a yellow‑card prop.

The Valley, from Valley Soulz, will begin public events this March in the former El Camino space on South Fourth Street with weekly open‑mics and rotating music nights. The team has permits on file and is sharing its calendar on Instagram.

A 16-year-old was found with a gunshot wound to the head in a Hebron home late Friday. Police arrested a 19-year-old relative and charged him with felonious assault.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday, March 7, with gusts up to 33 mph. Heavy rain and flooding concerns are possible Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Ohio regulators recalled Sweet Talk gels and gummies after inspectors found individual servings missing the required THC symbol. Customers are being told to check packaging and return affected items for refunds.