Ohio authorities warn drivers to be cautious of increased deer activity during breeding season as deer-related crashes, which can be costly and sometimes fatal, tend to rise.

Dense Fog Advisory issued for parts of Ohio and Kentucky until 8 AM EST; visibility may drop below a quarter-mile. Conditions expected to improve with sunny skies and rising temperatures.

Anthony Stroh was arrested for a domestic violence incident involving a firearm in Columbus. He faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting and threatening his girlfriend.

Phillip R. Norman was sentenced to 10 years in prison for rape by Muskingum County Court, with post-release conditions including sex offender registration.

The Ohio State University Marching Band performed a "Stranger Things"-inspired halftime show at the Penn State game, featuring iconic '80s music and show imagery.

The Columbus Division of Fire celebrates veteran Firefighter Mike Powell as he teaches his final extrication class to rescue technician recruits halfway through their 6-week program.

Lieutenant Birt saved a dog from a fire on W Markison Avenue, despite having no firefighting gear and sustaining minor injuries. His actions were praised by the Columbus Division of Fire.

Hilliard honors the late Mayor Timothy A. Ward with a memorial stone, celebrating his visionary leadership and commitment to the community from 2000 to 2003.

Ohio's budget bill, House Bill 96, brings changes to insurance provisions, affecting payment methods, equality in medical reimbursements, licensing processes, and more, aiming for clarity and access in the industry.

The National Weather Service forecasts light rain in southeast Indiana, northern Kentucky, and southwest Ohio, with conditions improving and fog developing in river valleys.

Upper Arlington is offering $100 grocery gift cards to SNAP recipients facing benefits gaps, funded by a local grant, prioritizing early registrants for an event on November 6.

Ohio offers free shooting range access to veterans on Nov. 15, waiving fees at state-managed Class A, B, and C ranges in recognition of their service.

Principal Tiffany Genton is celebrated for her hands-on, compassionate leadership at Maize Elementary, valuing staff and student wellbeing and fostering a supportive community as per a Columbus City Schools publication.