Ohio regulators recalled Sweet Talk gels and gummies after inspectors found individual servings missing the required THC symbol. Customers are being told to check packaging and return affected items for refunds.

Dense fog cuts visibility this morning in Columbus, expect a warm, near‑record afternoon around 75°F and a stormier Saturday.

Columbus REALTORS say inventory is rising and buyer demand is steady, easing bidding pressure as spring buyers return. That shift is giving buyers more negotiating room.

GXO is closing its West Jefferson warehouse, affecting more than 100 workers and prompting local workforce outreach.

A Muskingum County Children Services worker was charged with 11 counts of records tampering after prosecutors say she falsified case reports that affected multiple families. The agency has fired her and a criminal case is pending.

The 2026 Gap report finds Ohio short roughly 266,000 affordable rental units and nearly half of the state’s 1.58M renters are cost-burdened. Advocates want action.

Ohio University researchers report a radiation-free wrist test that measured bone stiffness and identified fracture risk better than standard DXA in a multicenter study. The test could fill a major screening gap if larger trials confirm the findings.

A Dover patrolman blew .202 on a Jan. 21 breath test and is on leave while a special prosecutor reviews whether criminal charges should be filed.

A Columbus man was sentenced to 200 months after investigators found drugs, firearms and hundreds of child sexual images tied to a case that began at a Hebron truck‑stop probe.

Delaware's planning commission approved initial plats for two Sawmill Parkway developments, advancing hundreds of homes, parkland and new road connections. The approvals clear first construction phases.

A Columbus man was charged with murder after his wife was found fatally stabbed inside their mobile home on Dyer Road.

An Ohio State freshman says she escaped a man masturbating along the Olentangy Trail between Tuttle Park and the Dodridge bridge; police searched the area but made no arrest.

A new CASPR scorecard gives Ohio a poor grade on online‑gambling safety and estimates about $533 million a year flows out of the state to out‑of‑state betting apps.