Five individuals were indicted in Franklin County for human trafficking and drug offenses by a grand jury following an investigation by the Central Ohio Human Trafficking Task Force.

Ohio Valley residents can expect mixed weather with the weekend starting with light rain and followed by a shift to clear, cool conditions, and a dry week ahead.

Ohio State University hosted a virtual training to prepare U.S. military officials for deployments in the Middle East, focusing on cultural and political knowledge.

ODOT plans to build roundabouts at three rural Ohio intersections to improve safety and traffic, expecting to reduce crashes and injuries, with construction starting in 2027.

Ohio's Auditor of State declared Shiloh Village "unauditable" due to lacking financial records; officials have 90 days to comply or face legal consequences.

DNA analysis has confirmed Sean McNulty, who died in 1997, as the perpetrator in a 1997 Columbus rape case, linking him to multiple sexual assaults across several states.

Ohio State, after beating Texas, prepares to face Grambling State, aiming to improve their offense, while Grambling looks to compete and gain exposure for their NFL hopefuls.

Ohio State University's College of Social Work faculty visited Inje University in South Korea to foster professional relationships and explore collaboration opportunities, featuring a research forum and university leadership dialogues.

Ohio State University researchers have enhanced food waste fermentation by adding electricity, increasing chemical production and yielding hydrogen gas, opening up avenues for sustainable waste-to-wealth practices.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office conducts the third week of its Citizens Academy, focusing on administrative roles, civil services, and media relations to enhance transparency and community engagement.

Ohio's Secretary LaRose directs county boards to remove deceased individuals from the voter rolls, using Homeland Security's SAVE system and Social Security death records for accuracy.

Crisis K9s Titus and Scooby supported a grieving community in Minneapolis after the Annunciation Catholic School shooting, offering comfort to victims and law enforcement.

A Hilliard man, Raymond A. McGhee, is indicted for distributing a fatal fentanyl dose, facing life imprisonment and additional charges related to drug trafficking and firearms.