Dry, warm conditions expected in the Ohio Valley with temperatures above normal. Cirrus clouds will move in, but rain is not predicted until Monday, with potential thunderstorms later in the week.

Ohio State psychology professor Richard Petty was elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, highlighting his influential research in attitudes and persuasion.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts showers and storms near the Ohio River and a cooler Friday; Central Ohio sees light winds and scattered clouds.

The Ohio Wildlife Council has approved the 2025-26 hunting and trapping seasons, detailed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, balancing conservation with sporting interests.

Ohio EMA issues tips for staying safe during summer heat, stressing the importance of hydration, monitoring the weather, and knowing where to cool down.

Ohio State University students showcased hospitality skills by planning the Big Dish event during In-Demand Jobs Week, gaining practical experience by handling every aspect of the upscale reception.

Ohio's MHIA promotes access to mental health services through insurance education during Mental Health Awareness Month, addressing the needs of 2.3 million Ohioans.

Jacob McDonald's trial for the I-70 crash that killed six continued. The prosecution and defense presented opening statements. The court trial is presided by Judge Branstool.

The article discusses the weather outlook for Ohio, with a mix of rain and dry spells forecasted, warmer and drier conditions expected for the weekend, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms toward the end of the week.

The Ohio Wildlife Council has approved dates for the 2025-26 hunting and trapping seasons, with minor changes like increasing the antlerless deer limit on public lands.

A Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy died on traffic duty, and a suspect is charged with Aggravated Murder. The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office mourns and seeks community support.

Upper Arlington has embraced the popularity of pickleball, providing dedicated courts and programs for all ages and skill levels, with various fees for residents and non-residents.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued erratic weather in Ohio due to a persistent low-pressure system, with showers and potential thunderstorms expected.