A fire in Marion Rotary Towers resulted in the death of an elderly man, with smoking with oxygen suspected as the cause. Firefighters responded to heavy smoke and also treated other residents for smoke inhalation.

Ohio hunters reported 23,149 white-tailed deer on the opening day of the state's gun hunting season, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, with Ashtabula County leading in numbers.

Audit reveals Gwen Spencer mishandled Cloverdale village funds, incurring over $3,000 in penalties and interest, with auditors holding her and her bonding company liable.

Ohio State football's recruiting class for 2026 ranked sixth nationally, with high-profile commitments like wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. competing with Big Ten rival USC's top-ranked class.

A juvenile was wounded in a shooting on Kola Way, Columbus. Police responded around 6:42 PM on December 1. The victim is expected to survive, and detectives seek community help in the investigation.

Franklin City Council passed new budget ordinances affecting public services, including fire department staffing and fund transfers for the fiscal year.

Ohio missionary Jeriah Mast is indicted for sexual misconduct with minors in Haiti, and a Canton officer faces a lawsuit for a fatal shooting. Both cases highlight power misuse concerns.

ODNR's Winter Hike Series in Ohio invites residents and visitors to explore nature in winter, offering 48 guided treks and a special decal for participants.

Delaware County hired Chad Smith as the new Economic Development Administrator, leveraging his extensive experience in both local and international levels.

Columbus Police are seeking a suspect following a robbery at a Refugee Rd store. Witnesses or those with info are urged to contact Detective J. Schiering.

A significant fire damaged the E&H Ace Hardware store in Dublin, Ohio, causing extensive property damage but no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Columbus City Schools Board approved over $50.4 million in budget cuts, closing four schools and cutting staff and administrator roles, amid a projected state funding cut.

Expect chilly weather and potential snow affecting Thursday morning commute in Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and nearby areas; temperatures remain below normal into the weekend.