Troy Locke was sentenced to 112 years for multiple drug-related felonies in Franklin County, involving trafficking large quantities of drugs and running an extensive network.

Jeffrey H. Cohen's work explores the cultural and economic role of chapulines in Oaxaca, once a food of poverty, now a delicacy for tourists, and the resilience of local vendors, the chapulineras.

Ohio's weekend weather forecast promises mild autumn temperatures, mainly dry conditions, and mostly sunny skies, with a slight increase in cloudiness overnight into Saturday but no significant precipitation expected.

After months of construction, Eiterman Road in Dublin has reopened, with numerous infrastructure upgrades including new sewers, water main, paving, and lighting.

OSU study reveals that Mark Cuban’s online pharmacy may offer lower total costs for neurologic meds than traditional insurance, despite higher out-of-pocket expenses.

Indonesian student Suci Nazier studies in Ohio State University's PhD program and takes part in the International Student Experience Workshop Series, aimed at assisting international students.

Ohio's ODNR announces Hocking Hills region fall events with foliage tours and educational activities on October 25-26, including wagon rides and hikes.

Zanesville man, Alexander Jocko, received a 5-7.5 year prison sentence for a hit-and-run death after pleading guilty. Evidence included car parts and surveillance footage.

The Columbus Division of Fire promotes "Charge into Fire Safety" for Fire Prevention Week, focusing on safe use of lithium-ion batteries and buying certified products.

Everett Mullins, 62, was arrested in Columbus for trying to cash a fraudulent check, an incident highlighting the ongoing issue of forgery and financial crime.

Ohio officials announce plans for new jobs and investments, including a packaging facility, data center, and manufacturing operations, expected to create 218 jobs and retain 1,165 with over $14 million in new payroll and $2.1 billion in investments.

Ohio Governor DeWine declared a consumer product emergency to stop the sale of intoxicating hemp products by Oct 14, due to health concerns and regulatory gaps.

Ohio sees steady weather with sunny skies and below-normal temperatures due to a high-pressure system, the National Weather Service reports. Frost possible in northern areas tonight.