The Franklin County Sheriff's Office warns residents about the emergence of bears this spring, advising them to secure food sources and follow safety guidelines to prevent encounters.

Marion, Ohio is in the final four of the Strongest Town Competition, and the local Sheriff's Office is encouraging public support through voting and sharing to help win the title.

Sergeant Richard Ketcham, Jr. retires from Columbus Police after a distinguished career involving leadership in the Domestic Violence Unit and introducing the life-saving Lethality Assessment Program.

Ohio's State Fire Marshal reminds residents to prioritize safety during spring cleaning, focusing on fire prevention by decluttering and maintaining appliances.

Marion County's 911 Dispatch business lines are operational again after a temporary issue, as announced by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Details on the cause are not disclosed.

A dog named Naevia went missing in Sunpoint Park, was found, and returned home thanks to Gahanna Police and social media efforts. Officer Brown played a key role in the reunion.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office is to issue Child ID cards during an Open House event, also launching the "Guardian Angel Program" for children with disabilities.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington is hosting preview sessions from April 1 to 5 before its grand opening on April 6, allowing locals to explore its amenities and programs.

Girl Scouts Troop 44556 from Ohio placed 7th in the international Future City Competition. They crafted a floating city model and earned several state-level awards.

Columbus Police officers visited Linden Park Early Childhood Education Center for 'Books and Badges,' reading to kids and hosting a dance party to foster community ties.

AEP is set to begin tree-trimming in Dublin neighborhoods from March to October to prevent power outages and enhance safety, informing residents before work.

During a Blue Jackets game, hockey fans at Nationwide Arena sang 'Happy Birthday' to one-year-old Johnny Gaudreau Jr., son of the late Johnny Gaudreau.

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