Columbus, Ohio is facing a controversy over alleged misconduct at Somali-owned daycares, with police calls and calls for investigations into potential fraud and misuse of public funds.

Ohio's Auditor of State launches an online reporting tool for suspected public resources misuse, enhancing the Special Investigations Unit's capacity to protect against fraud.

The City of Dublin, Ohio reminds residents about gym etiquette at the DCRC, emphasizing the importance of cleaning equipment and sharing space respectfully.

The Grove City Ohio Police shared winter driving safety tips, emphasizing the importance of sobriety, attentiveness, and preparedness to ensure safe travel during the winter season.

Ohio law enforcement seized over $75 million in drugs, firearms, and cash in a joint operation led by the OOCIC and praised by Attorney General Yost for enhancing community safety.

Hilliard, Ohio, initiates Christmas tree recycling from Dec 31, with pickup dates on Dec 30, Jan 6, and Jan 13, as detailed in a city social media post. Residents must remove all decorations and cut larger trees in half.

Ohio's Auditor of State, Keith Faber's office to release audit reports for various public entities on December 30, ensuring financial transparency and accountability.

The National Weather Service reports near-record warmth in Columbus and Cincinnati today, followed by a cold front bringing gusty winds and a significant temperature drop tonight.

Lt. Matt Kissel of the Gahanna Division of Police retired after a career focusing on community policing and progressive training, including de-escalation and officer safety.

Dublin, Ohio's Fill-A-Cruiser Toy Drive was a success, with 311 children receiving gifts thanks to community donations and efforts by Dublin Police and volunteers.

The Grove City Ohio Police urge the public on social media to prevent drunk driving during the holidays by planning sober rides and looking out for each other.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is intensifying road safety measures during the Christmas season, urging Ohioans to engage in safe driving practices and report any reckless behavior.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that belief in potential mental distress is sufficient for a civil stalking protection order, clarifying R.C. 2903.211 and resolving conflicts among Ohio courts.