Columbus Police found a man, James Watts, in a supposedly vacant property after responding to a call about a dog. Watts claimed the dog and residence, leading to his arrest for burglary.

Ross Zwelling, from Zanesville, pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter and firearm possession, receiving an 11-year sentence for his role in a drug overdose death.

Lynd Fruit Farm implements a new policy to combat apple thefts, involving law enforcement for concealed apples, as theft incidents prompt increased security and reminders for customers during the apple-picking season.

The Ohio Auditor's office announces new audit reports to be released on September 30, ensuring transparency and integrity in public funds management.

A couple with children in a car was found unconscious in Grove City. Police detained them and found methamphetamine, highlighting the community's struggle with substance abuse and its impact on families.

A fire destroyed structures at Legend Hills Orchard in Utica, halting market operations and ‘pick your own’ apple activities. No injuries reported; community support acknowledged. Owners plan to rebuild.

Norwich Township Fire Department responded to a house fire on Stemwood Drive, smoke detectors were crucial for safe evacuation. No injuries were reported.

Ohio State University and IIT Bombay have launched a dual doctoral degree program that will provide aspiring PhD students with international graduate education and research opportunities.

Ohio's Columbus and Cincinnati regions can expect a week of dry and mild weather with sunny skies and light winds, temperatures peaking in the mid-80s, then gradually cooling to mid-70s by Thursday.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has launched a digital challenge using an app to encourage visits to all state parks, rewarding visitors with digital badges.

Dublin is progressing with the construction of an 880-foot shared use path along Riverside Drive, including a new pedestrian bridge. Temporary lane closures are expected until October 2025.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources adds ten new Natural Resources Officers to protect state outdoor areas after specialized training and a commissioning ceremony.

Ohio cities were lauded for fiscal management in state audits, earning the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for maintaining clean financial records.