The DOJ and Ohio attorney general sued OhioHealth, alleging contract clauses blocked lower-cost insurance plans and kept prices high for Columbus patients.

Ohio's rural fire departments receive over $593,000 in grants from the ODNR Division of Forestry for equipment and training.

Upper Arlington's UA Insight Newsletter highlights city developments, including urban planning, civic engagement opportunities, traffic enhancements, and America 250-Ohio celebrations.

Fort Hayes High School students learned from jazz experts during an Artists in Residence event, enhancing their musical skills and gaining inspiration from professionals like Byron Stripling and Bobby Floyd.

Columbus‑based Cameron Mitchell Restaurants plans to open 10 new Ocean Prime locations over five years, citing strong per‑unit sales and a new loyalty program. The brand names Nashville as the next scheduled opening.

DOJ's Operation Take Back America enforces law on non-citizens with criminal records in Ohio, resulting in convictions and prison terms for various offenses.

A Columbus man died when a street sweeper and an 18-wheeler collided on Industrial Park Road. Authorities say the semi was hauling scrap metal and the crash is under investigation.

Ohio AG Dave Yost commented on a ruling against former STRS board members Steen and Fichtenbaum, highlighting the seriousness of violating fiduciary duties.

Ohio AG Dave Yost announces Rebecca Auborn's sentencing to 60 years to life for murdering four men and additional crimes, reflecting her disregard for life.

Ohio State University reports a record $1.68 billion in R&D expenditures for fiscal year 2025, marking significant growth and a commitment to innovation in fields like medicine, energy, and agriculture.

Columbus Police seek info on a theft suspect who stole fragrances worth $1,260 from a store at Tuttle Crossing on December 11. The public is urged to contact Detective Abel with tips.

The 1890s Athenaeum in downtown Columbus — long used for concerts, weddings and large events — is listed at $8.5 million, raising questions about the venue’s future.

Command Alkon opened a Center of Hardware Excellence and moved its corporate headquarters to Hilliard as the company marks 50 years.