Ohio awards $66 million in tax credits for historic building preservation, with plans to stimulate $518 million in private investments for refurbishing 47 buildings statewide.

Columbus police seek a hit-and-run driver who left a pedestrian critically injured, the pedestrian suffered a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage. The suspect vehicle is a silver/grey Hyundai Santa Fe.

Ohio Auditor's Office found that a former treasurer of Big Walnut Local Schools was overpaid by $10,666.72, sparking discussions on financial oversight.

Upper Arlington emphasizes fireworks safety for Fourth of July celebrations, restricting use to minimal items like sparklers and urging residents to leave fireworks to professionals.

The National Weather Service warns of persistent heat and humidity with heat indices in the 100s, possible thunderstorms and damaging winds, and chances of localized flooding in Wilmington, Ohio.

Ohio Representatives introduced the Larry Henderson Act to impose stricter penalties, including mandatory death or life without parole, for murdering public servants.

Columbus police are searching for a black pickup truck after it caused a tanker truck to crash and catch fire on Interstate 270, leading to road closures and minor injuries.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources opens a new Exploration Center at Clifton Gorge State Nature Preserve with interactive exhibits for visitors.

The Ohio Center for Wildlife Conservation has opened at the Columbus Zoo, focusing on endangered local species and education, in partnership with ODNR and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Ty Moore has been sworn in as the State Representative for Ohio's 95th House District, bringing experience from his time as Noble County Commissioner.

The Ohio House passed a bill to increase penalties for obstructing first responders, expanding protection and enhancing emergency response efficiency.

Ohio AG Dave Yost leads a bipartisan group of 36 state AGs opposing a court decision potentially expanding online gambling without state oversight, supporting New Jersey against Kalshi, which aims to circumvent state regulations.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT announce $7.6 million for Safe Routes to School program, covering 24 projects to improve infrastructure and safety across 12 counties.