Ohio and Idaho AGs lead a 25-state coalition opposing California's ammunition laws, citing Second Amendment infringements, and supporting a legal injunction against the laws.

High pressure will stabilize weather in Ohio, bringing milder temperatures of upper 40s to lower 50s, followed by rain and isolated thunderstorms Thursday into Saturday, and a cooler weekend.

Union, Ohio, announces a reorganization of emergency services, appointing Assistant Fire Chief Zach Marvin as Fire Chief, while Mike Blackwell exclusively becomes Police Chief.

Worthington's High Street reopened after a water main break repair, and temporary plates cover the site until paving is done, with a notice for drivers to be cautious.

An audit found former Owensville fiscal officer Brian Switzer liable for $1,219 in undocumented credit card transactions and other non-allowable expenses.

The Grove City Ohio Police Department is hiring new officers, with details on application and qualifications shared on social media and through their contact channels.

COTA has introduced a Tap to Pay system for bus fares, allowing riders to use credit/debit cards or mobile devices, with fare capping for cost efficiency.

The article describes a literacy and language event for Columbus City Schools students at Lincoln Theatre, featuring performing arts, author interaction, and educational workshops.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run in North Linden, Columbus. The incident occurred at Cleveland and Eddystone Avenue around 10:15 p.m. Monday. Police seek information.

Ex-board member Jay Wachs pled guilty to conflict of interest charges related to Richland County's mental health agency contracting practices. He received a suspended jail term and must complete community service.

During the 2025-2026 New Year's holiday, Ohio witnessed nine fatal crashes claiming as many lives. Troopers made 4,470 enforcement contacts, highlighting the continuous commitment to road safety.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine emphasizes the importance of community involvement in detecting childcare fraud and outlines the state's efforts to prevent the misuse of taxpayer dollars in the childcare system.

Ohio Valley residents expect a warm, wet week with light rain and temperatures above January averages, followed by a weekend cooldown and potential snow showers.