The National Weather Service warns Ohio residents of gusty winds, rain, and potential thunderstorms today, with a brief calm before more precipitation on Tuesday and a cold snap by the weekend.

An Ohio man, Michael A. Mayor, admitted to shaking and slamming a toddler, Vivian Gardner, who later died. He's charged with felonious assault and child endangering.

Inmate Rashawn Cannon has been identified as responsible for the death of Ohio correctional officer Andrew Lansing on Christmas Day at Ross Correctional Institution.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in a hit-and-run in Columbus, the driver fled, and the vehicle is sought by police, who are asking for public assistance.

Firefighters in East Columbus rescued several dogs from a house fire on Winner Avenue; no human injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Two Columbus City Schools, Alpine and Clinton Elementary, have achieved the i-Ready Super Stretch School designation for student growth in reading and math.

A car crash in Columbus resulted in two fatalities and one critical injury. Police and medics responded to the scene early Sunday morning. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Vance Stiers, 21, was fatally shot near Blacklick Woods Metro Park. Police suspect robbery as a motive and seek public assistance in their ongoing investigation.

A suspect was arrested for the homicide of Kylene A. Young after Columbus police found the victim deceased following a forced entry for a well-being check.

OSUPD prepares for Ohio State's first College Football Playoff game, emphasizing safety and sportsmanship. Teams and coaches gear up, focusing on strategies and the unique pressures of the playoffs.

Columbus police investigate a triple homicide after three women were found shot on South Ohio Avenue. Local residents and victims' families seek answers.

Rep. Pizzulli toured Manchester Local School District, focusing on equitable school funding, particularly for rural Appalachian areas, aligning with Ohio's Fair School Funding Plan.

A former Hocking County Commissioner, Jessica Dicken, owes $191.84 after a special audit uncovered $25,000 in fraudulent activities, including theft. She'd previously paid restitution for illicit credit card use.