The Ohio Valley will remain cool through the week with mostly dry weather and occasional northwesterly gusts. Skies clear Tuesday night, with a slight warm-up expected by the weekend.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose defends voter registration verification in the face of a lawsuit, emphasizing election integrity and his commitment to upholding the law.

Upper Arlington's Fire Division welcomed seasoned paramedic Joshua Hines, who was sworn in at Fire Station 72 and will begin training at the Ohio Fire Academy.

ODNR dedicated a historical marker to Camp Sherman, a WWI training camp, highlighting Ohio's role in training soldiers and the site's transformation into a wildlife area.

Ohio Department of Transportation is hiring Traffic Dispatchers in Columbus to monitor traffic, manage digital message boards, and respond to incidents.

Upper Arlington's Labor Day Arts Festival will feature over 120 artists, hands-on activities, live music, and food vendors at Northam Park on September 1.

Ohio announces fall hunting seasons starting September 1, including squirrel, dove, waterfowl, and white-tailed deer archery. Regulations and permits are available online and via the HuntFish OH app.

A car crashed into a house in Marysville, resulting in the driver's death and significant damage to the property. The accident prompted a temporary road closure.

Columbus City Schools is implementing new security measures at sporting and special events, including the use of EVOLV High-Speed Weapons Detection Systems and strict entry protocols.

US Marshals and SOOMCTF arrested four individuals on various charges, including drug trafficking and a parole violation, across multiple counties in Ohio and Kentucky.

ODOT reminds Columbus drivers to ensure roadside workers' safety by observing the Move Over Law and slowing down or changing lanes near flashing lights or workers.

A shooting in Columbus' Italian Village hospitalized two people, with one in critical condition. The incident may involve family members and is under investigation.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office will release audit reports on August 26, showcasing oversight of the state's public finances and efforts to fight fraud and waste.