Dry weather is expected in Columbus and Cincinnati following a cold front, with high pressure bringing clear skies into early next week, but rain chances increase by mid-week.

Dublin has launched the Dublin Wellness Alliance with partners to further improve the city's already high health standards, focusing on community connections, youth health, healthcare access, and transportation.

COTC and The Ohio State University at Newark partner with Goodwill to provide vouchers for students to get interview attire, enhancing their job prospects and community engagement.

Five suspects arrested following a high-speed pursuit of a stolen Kia in Columbus, ending in a crash and discovery of weapons.

Grove City is introducing a three-way stop at Southwest Blvd. and McDowell Road to ease congestion, with signs and markings to aid the transition started yesterday.

The Lancaster Police are seeking help to find Ann Katherine Bailey, an autistic woman missing since August 24, last seen at 10 PM on Lake Street, possibly in crisis. Call 911 or 740-687-6680 if seen.

Kyle Knickel received a life sentence without parole for raping a child under 10, plus additional time for related offenses, detailed by the Marion County Prosecutor.

A Marion couple was indicted on charges including the rape of a 13-year-old, with the husband facing five felonies and the wife obstructing justice and endangering children.

The Franklin County Sheriff's STING Unit conducted raids resulting in the arrest of Fred Thompson on felony drug charges and the seizure of drugs and cash.

The article discusses the variable weather conditions in Ohio, with a mix of rain, cooler temperatures, and dry spells predicted by the National Weather Service.

The Mega Millions jackpot increased after no winners in the last draw, but smaller prizes were won by many in Ohio. The next jackpot is projected to be $277 million.

Ohio's Division of State Fire Marshal initiates a recruitment portal to address the decline in volunteer firefighters, facilitating connections between volunteers and fire departments.

Ohio's fall hunting season starts with squirrel, dove, and waterfowl in early September, followed by early Canada goose and teal, and then deer archery later in the month. Hunters are urged to check for regulatory changes.