Cathy Stoughton, a former utility clerk, is indicted on multiple felony charges including theft in office and tampering with records, after a financial audit in McArthur. The investigation is ongoing.

Inmate Marquis Conner was sentenced to four years for his role in a Georgia prison fraud scheme targeting sex offenders, with investigations led by Detective Sgt. Phil Michel is revealing an extensive criminal network.

Arlington prepares for mosquito-control spraying on August 25 due to West Nile Virus detection, urging residents to avoid spray vehicles and offering a "Do Not Spray" option.

The family of Ta'Kiya Young, killed by an officer after a shoplifting incident, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the officer, Kroger, and an employee. The trial is set for November.

An Ohio man died and 12 were injured in a Kansas crash caused by a tire blowout on I-70. The van, carrying security company employees, overturned, leading to the tragedy.

Ohio State University awarded the Distinguished University Professor title to five scholars, recognizing their academic excellence with a $30,000 grant for further research.

Columbus police charged Dioblis Williams with the 2020 murder of 2-year-old Jamir Jones, a case originally reported as a drowning but later found to involve blunt force trauma.

The article discusses Vladimir Kogan's new book, which argues for greater parental influence in educational policy and identifies a disconnect between voter priorities and student needs in school governance.

Ohio officials opened a new I-70 westbound rest area in Zanesville, offering educational exhibits and family-friendly amenities, including Storybook Trails.

Columbus City Schools faces a $50 million budget cut, with Superintendent Chapman seeking cost reductions amid stagnant state funding. New labor contracts offer hope but the district must address financial challenges with a focus on student needs.

Ohio's weather shows a pattern of rising temperatures toward the weekend, followed by a dip below average as the new week begins, with mainly dry conditions and a cold front expected.

Ohio's State Auditor Keith Faber's office will release new audit reports on August 21, examining various public entities to ensure the responsible use of funds.

A crash on I-70 east at SR 142 in Columbus caused significant delays and road closure, but the road has since reopened, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation - Columbus District 6.