Sherwood Middle School students are using AI to create superhero versions of themselves, incorporating elements of Career-Technical Education and Black History Month into their learning.

A Columbus man pleaded guilty to sextortion and child pornography charges, having manipulated minors on social media and possessing illegal materials.

The Lancaster Police Department shared bodycam footage and a 911 call of a double homicide and officer-involved shooting in Lancaster, Ohio, resulting in charges for suspect Kyle Varney.

Two men died, and a woman was critically injured in a Lancaster shooting, a 26-year-old male suspect was shot and detained. An officer involved is on leave; BCI is investigating.

Warren Zeiders and comedian Leanne Morgan are confirmed for the 2025 Ohio State Fair concert series, with performances on July 25 and 29, respectively. Tickets include fair admission.

A barn fire in Hartford, Ohio, claimed over 50 goats' lives, including 26 baby goats and 30 show animals, with limited access to hydrants complicating firefighting efforts.

The Columbus Police seek public help in identifying suspects involved in a drive-by shooting on S. 6th St, which resulted in one minor injury. They emphasize the severity of the incident and ask for tips.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber's office is set to release audits covering a variety of public entities, including schools and a home health service, to ensure proper financial management and uncover misuse of funds.

The Ohio State University Police Division recognized Officer Nana Amoako as Officer of the Year and Lieutenant Kyle Howe as Supervisor of the Year, among others, for exceptional service.

The National Weather Service forecast a wintry mix for regions around Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington. Later, a brief respite and warming trend are expected.

Ohioans protested at the Statehouse on Presidents Day against Trump administration policies, including Elon Musk's government influence, defending constitutional checks and balances.

OAQDA approved nearly $10 million in bonds for air quality projects in Hamilton County, Ohio. These projects, including new construction and solar installations, will reduce energy usage and boost the local economy.

Jim Tressel was sworn in as Ohio's 67th Lieutenant Governor in a ceremony at the Ohio Statehouse. His strong background in education and sports was highlighted.