Ohio Auditor Keith Faber will release new audit reports tomorrow, detailing financial management of public entities and any instances of fraud, waste, or abuse.

The Ohio State Marching Band performed a Minecraft-themed show, including game-inspired formations and music, and continued their tradition of 'Script Ohio.'

An adult was killed after being struck by two vehicles while crossing South High Street, Columbus, outside of a crosswalk. The incident is under investigation.

A motorcyclist, Johnny R. McClarren Jr., died after being hit by a vehicle in Pickaway County, with Tracy L. Brigner II, the other driver, sustaining minor injuries. The accident is under investigation.

Ohio Valley braces for heavy rain as the National Weather Service forecasts increased moisture and a cold front leading to widespread rainfall and cooler conditions mid-week.

The Hilliard Division of Police has initiated the Blue Envelope Program to assist drivers with disabilities during traffic stops by providing information to officers.

Governor DeWine opened a new greenspace at Cincinnati Children's Hospital to enhance mental health treatment for youth, highlighting Ohio's investment in support services.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts warm, dry weather in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, into Monday, with cooler, rainy conditions by Tuesday.

The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall is in Gahanna, Ohio, with police support for logistics and parking, including free shuttles and a respectful atmosphere enforced by certain restrictions.

Two men were detained by Columbus Police for a series of car break-ins and charged with Receiving Stolen Property.

Gunfire followed an altercation at a local establishment on S. High Street, involving Joseph Pacheco, who was arrested for felony assault. No injuries occurred.

Ohio has launched a $10 million School Bus Safety Grant Program to fund safety improvements for school buses, announced by Governor DeWine and Director Dackin.

Hilliard seeks applicants for their Planning and Zoning Commission, with a term starting January 1, 2026. Candidates should understand city ordinances and be interested in development issues.