A woman was sentenced to 15 years for the death of her infant and injuries to another child, with guilty pleas to manslaughter and endangerment, reflecting a plea deal after initially pleading not guilty.

The Columbus Blue Jackets face the Vegas Golden Knights in an important NHL game for their playoff hopes, following a tough loss to the New Jersey Devils.

One dead and another critically injured in separate shootings in east Columbus, police investigate connections to earlier dispute and search for motives.

A juvenile was critically injured after being hit by a car at a Columbus intersection. The driver remained at the scene, with the investigation ongoing.

Ohio Judge Michael Tucker's father's police work influenced his legal career. This led to his transition from lawyering to judging, with a focus on efficiency and fair consideration in the court system.

Human remains were found in Pleasantville, Ohio, and an investigation by local authorities is ongoing, with an autopsy pending to determine the identity and cause of death.

The National Weather Service predicts above-normal temperatures for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with a sunny start and potential severe weather later in the week.

The ODNR is launching its trout stocking program, releasing 85,000 rainbow trout in 90 Ohio locations starting March 12 to enhance fishing opportunities.

TourismOhio released the 2025 Ohio Spring Events Guide detailing 440 events across the state's 88 counties, organized by month and region, to showcase Ohio's spring festivities.

Zachary Zoz will become the judge of Fairfield Municipal Court on March 31, succeeding Judge Joyce Campbell, with potential election plans in November.

Ohio's U.S. Attorney's Office reports multiple arrests and convictions for immigration and firearms violations, including cases of illegal reentry after deportation.

ODNR is releasing 85,000 rainbow trout in Ohio to enhance fishing opportunities at 90 locations, starting March 12, including special youth events and a daily catch limit of five.

A Zanesville man received an eight-year sentence for distributing child sexual abuse material online after a tip from a cyber task force led to his arrest.