Warm, dry weather will continue in Ohio through the weekend with a possible shift to rain next week, as high clouds move in but without significant rainfall expected. Highs will remain above average with a cool down by next week.

Licking County plans a tire recycling event for October 11, with a $2 fee per tire, up to 10 per vehicle.

Ohio's 'Operation Next Door' led to the arrest of 135 individuals for human trafficking, with law enforcement agencies working together to address the issue.

Ohio's Auditor seeks a receiver for East Cleveland due to its chronic fiscal crisis, as a new state law takes effect to address long-term fiscal emergencies.

The Bob Crane Community Center, designed by MSA Design, won the 2025 James B. Recchie Design Award for exemplary architectural contribution in central Ohio.

Dublin City Schools' redistricting plans prompt debates among parents and district officials regarding student reassignments to balance high school enrollments.

Ohio AG Yost condemns violent attack on Michigan LDS church, stands with the LDS community, and calls for peace consistent with Christian values.

Ohio launches RoadReady app to enhance driver education with real-time performance feedback for new drivers, aiming to improve safety and meet licensing requirements.

Columbus, Ohio, is advancing the Linden Green Line project, a seven-mile park that repurposes an old railroad, linking Linden and Northland. The city council approved $900,000 for the project, and an architect has been selected.

Sunny, warm weather is expected to continue through the week for Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and surrounding areas, according to the National Weather Service.

James Wernecke is appointed to head Ohio's new Election Integrity Commission, set to launch on January 1, 2026, as part of efforts to enforce election laws more effectively.

Zanesville drug dealer Jason Tate pleaded "no contest" to several felonies, including drug trafficking and unlawful firearm possession due to prior convictions. His sentencing is scheduled for October 1.

The Plains, Ohio, is experiencing new traffic patterns due to construction at a key intersection, with ODOT announcing openings and ongoing work at the roundabouts on U.S. 33 and SR 682.