Ohio's major cities, including Columbus and Cincinnati, are forecasted by the National Weather Service to face a week of persistent rain with chances of thunderstorms and gusty winds.

The City of Upper Arlington warned residents of an email scam targeting permit applicants, instructing them to verify any payment requests directly with the Community Development Department.

Latasha Collins-Ford pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud after using stolen identities to rent homes, avoid payments, and evade evictions by filing for bankruptcy.

Ohio State's Head Football Coach Ryan Day and his wife Nina discussed mental health with AIMS students, partnering with Nationwide Children's Hospital to provide support and resources.

Ohio State University honored Frank Stanton and Lee Shackelford with awards for their philanthropic contributions to the institution. Stanton was awarded posthumously, while Shackelford was recognized for her support in mental health initiatives.

A hit-skip crash injured a pedestrian near the Lost Lands Music Festival, leading authorities to seek public help in finding the driver. Despite this, the festival promoted a sense of community and care among attendees.

Ohio residents to experience a transition from clear skies to showers and thunderstorms with periodic rain expected throughout the midweek, as per the National Weather Service.

Ohio legislators propose Senate Bill 255 to provide housing aid to seniors and people with disabilities, with income caps and grant limits set for eligibility.

Columbus police shot an armed man who pointed a gun at an officer after fleeing a traffic stop. The suspect survived and no others were injured. An investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is underway.

Columbus State Community College has begun construction on OhioHealth Hall to increase healthcare workforce graduates, funded by a $66.5 million investment and supported by a $25 million endowment from OhioHealth.

LifeWise Academy opens a new headquarters in Hilliard, Ohio, for its Bible-based education program, amidst debate over its influence in public schools.

Jim Tressel, Ohio's Lieutenant Governor, announced he will not run for governor in 2026, focusing instead on education and workforce initiatives within the current administration.

Week 5 of the high school football season in Central Ohio sees fans excited for games such as Delaware's visit to Westerville North. Reported wins include Buckeye Valley and Pickerington Central, while Akron-area teams also prepare for action.