The Ohio Valley, including Columbus and Cincinnati, is preparing for a diverse weather pattern with showers, thunderstorms, and possible snow, as forecasted by the NWS.

Prosecutor Welch joined a panel at Muskingum University discussing domestic violence, highlighting early warning signs, the complexity of leaving abusers, and urging community support.

Ohio State University honored 918 alumni who died in service during the Rock Ceremony, with wreath-laying led by Executive VP and Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda.

Columbus Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a daylight assault near the intersection of Gender Rd. and Refugee Rd., with a photo provided for identification. Tips can be reported to Detective Orahood or Central Ohio Crime Stoppers.

A Portsmouth man was arrested on drug charges following a search warrant execution by local law enforcement, where illegal drugs, firearms, and cash were seized.

Columbus City Schools held "Our Future, Our CCS" town hall meetings to discuss district goals, fiscal issues, and gather community input for future decisions.

Ohio law now refines police training and recruitment, allowing positions to be filled without exams, and mandates advanced training for senior officers. Additionally, a highway section is dedicated to Cpt. Speidel, honoring military service.

Dublin's Fleet Division received the 19th spot in NAFA's Green Fleet Awards, marking its seventh consecutive year among the top eco-friendly fleets in North America.

Upper Arlington Fire Division will hold a ceremony on November 15 to swear in new firefighter/paramedics and hold a traditional "push-in" ceremony for their new ladder truck.

Illinois abortion clinics saw a 35% uptick in patients, especially from out-of-state, with no decrease in access for residents, after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.

Ohio is set to experience various weather changes including rain, thunderstorms, and snow flurries, with temperatures dropping into the 30s by Monday. Winds are also expected to increase, potentially affecting outdoor conditions and aviation.

Tydell Butcher pleads guilty to Attempted Assault, facing up to three years in prison for a 2024 Putnam Tavern incident, despite defense citing a racial slur as provocation.

Columbus City Schools collaborates with local agencies to feed students affected by the federal shutdown's impact on SNAP benefits, opening distribution sites and implementing new initiatives.