The National Weather Service predicts a mix of weather for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with tranquil high-pressure conditions followed by widespread rain and colder temperatures starting Monday night.

The Hilliard Division of Police is running "Cram the Cruiser," a campaign to collect new winter clothing for Hilliard City Schools students, inviting community donations until November's end.

Joseph Gerich turned himself in for the murder of Robert Russell, as announced by Columbus Police. Russell died from stabbing wounds after a disagreement on N. High St. Gerich, 22, is charged with murder, and the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and stable weather for Ohio through Monday, with some cloud cover returning Saturday evening but clearing up on Sunday. Rain is expected late Monday, with a cooler, drier air mass later in the week.

Law enforcement in Franklin County, Ohio, conducted a 16-hour operation to target hazardous driving, resulting in 568 stops, numerous citations, arrests, drug confiscations, and one federal charge.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find the driver of a silver Toyota Camry involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Westerville Rd. The car likely has front passenger side damage.

Ohio police successfully ended a six-hour standoff with a shooter in Lancaster, leading to the arrest of Edward Pressley Jr. without return fire, despite being shot at.

Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation introduces a new Fitness Class Pass system, offering residents more flexibility and variety in their workout schedules.

The AI Fluency Forum at Ohio State University discussed integrating AI into education, emphasizing collaboration, ethical judgment, and real-world applications.

Ohio lawmakers passed property tax reforms to save homeowners $2.4 billion, the bills await the governor's approval.

The H2Ohio initiative has enrolled over 2.5 million acres, including 2 million in the Western Lake Erie Basin, with Ohio farmers adopting practices to improve soil health and reduce nutrient runoff.

Ohio State University has announced an interim no-fly zone policy for drones on its property, requiring prior authorization for flights and shifting oversight to the Office of Administration and Planning to enhance campus safety.

Ohio is preparing for increased Thanksgiving traffic, with ODOT analyzing historical data to advise on travel times and utilizing OHGO for real-time traffic updates and alerts. Construction work may still cause some disruption.