The NWS Wilmington bulletin predicts a temperature dip in Ohio after a cold front, followed by a weekend warmup, with gusty winds and potential rain in the forecast.

Panini Opa has opened a stall at North Market Bridge Park in Dublin, offering paninis, Mediterranean plates and burgers from a compact market menu.

Amazon-owned Zoox has begun manual test runs of retrofitted vehicles on Columbus streets as the company scales after a Las Vegas rollout.

New details in Hailey Buzbee's case link Tyler Thomas to her disappearance and death. Thomas orchestrated her departure and traveled with her, contrary to his claims. No death-related charges filed yet, but he faces child pornography charges.

Ohio's State Rep. Jean Schmidt announced the start of the capital budget process for 2027-28, focusing on infrastructure projects with an application deadline of March 9.

A Feb. 9 shooting at a South Columbus home once listed as a short‑term rental has neighbors and city leaders pressing for better tracking and enforcement.

A new Ohio bill would elevate repeat sex‑solicitation to felony status, add registration for serial offenders, and route fines to survivor services.

Monica Robb Blasdel received the Conservation Legislator of the Year award from the Columbiana County Federation of Conservation Clubs for her commitment to environmental protection.

A Texas man pleaded guilty after traveling to Ohio to meet a 15-year-old he connected with on Call of Duty. The plea agreement recommends 25–30 years behind bars.

DOJ documents name Dr. Mark Landon, OSU’s obstetrics chair, as a paid consultant to Jeffrey Epstein’s firm in the early 2000s, emails and FedEx receipts reference quarterly retainers.

The National Weather Service forecasts warmer temperatures and potential fog in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with possible weekend rainfall and river flooding.

After roughly 30 years, the Jerry L. Garver YMCA will close May 30, 2026. The Y has agreed to sell the site to CMHA and will move programs and memberships to other branches.

A Columbus man was arrested after a Hilltop shooting Friday left two adults hospitalized, police say, both are expected to survive. Authorities named Michael Mills and asked for tips.