The Franklin County coroner confirmed six hypothermia deaths after a brutal cold snap. Warming centers and a 24/7 homeless hotline remain available for people in need.

City leaders launched the rollout for Columbus' $500M affordable housing bond, scheduling public hearings and outreach to decide projects.

Mostly clear and chilly this morning; highs near 35°F today with a steady warmup into next week. Light rain possible late Saturday into Sunday.

Columbus police posted photos of several people they say are wanted on active warrants, naming charges that include abduction and aggravated burglary. The department asked the public to call with tips.

Honda's new documentary showcases its partnership with USA Bobsled/Skeleton, focusing on aerodynamic testing to help athletes prepare for the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Federal prosecutors say two Ohio paving companies will pay $30 million to settle allegations they submitted falsified asphalt test results on federally funded road projects.

Cava has added Grove City to its Central Ohio expansion, joining planned Polaris and Hilliard locations as permits and job listings move the plan forward.

The Supreme Court of Ohio and the Ohio Access to Justice Foundation have launched a survey for lawyers to report pro bono work in 2025, aiming to identify gaps in legal services for the needy.

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan says he will mark up a bill this month to eliminate sanctuary policies, setting up a clash with cities and some Ohio counties.

Grove City Police's SALT program invites seniors to monthly meetings for community engagement and safety education. The next session is noted for February 12 at The Evans Center.

Ohio's Auditor's Office reports over $1.5 million in late payment penalties by public officials since 2019, with a marked increase in incidents, urging personal accountability for these costly errors.

Ohio State University research suggests extracellular vesicles have local effects within tumors, a finding that could impact cancer detection and diagnostics.

Students from Columbus City Schools demonstrated their Career-Technical Education projects at the Ohio Statehouse, showcasing their hands-on learning experiences in fields like environmental sciences and agriculture.