Ohio, West Virginia, and South Carolina are deploying National Guard troops to Washington D.C. to address crime and homelessness; the move has received mixed reactions.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of warm, humid weather with potential showers and storms for Ohio through Tuesday, followed by cooler temperatures and possible stormy conditions due to a cold front and Hurricane Erin's distant effects.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and ODOT Director Pamela Boratyn announced a $12.7 million grant to improve transportation safety and infrastructure in small cities.

The Columbus Department of Public Service uses social media to remind drivers of road safety rules for school buses, emphasizing the "#STOPmeansSTOP" message from the Vision Zero Columbus initiative.

A shooting in Columbus's Hilltop area left one dead. Police are investigating with no suspects detained yet, the victim's identity is withheld pending kin notification.

Ohio announces a $7.1 million investment in career education to prepare students for high-demand jobs, with a focus on career-connected learning and planning across its regions.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office reminds residents that school is back in session and emphasizes increased patrols in school zones to ensure student safety.

Franklin County Sheriff's deputies seized over $26,000 and drugs from New Rome Motel after noticing suspicious activity during a routine patrol. Tatyannia McGinnis and Brindara Allen-Marshall were arrested on drug charges.

The NWS is forecasting warm, humid weather with showers and storms for Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, with possible strong storms and high heat index values.

Violet Township Fire Department celebrates the completion of a probationary year for three firefighters, marking their progress with permanent helmet shields and badges as they continue onto the Journeyman process.

An Ohio man pleaded guilty to an antisemitic assault near Ohio State University, admitting to attacking two Jewish students, resulting in serious injuries. He awaits sentencing under the Hate Crimes Prevention Act.

Students at Fort Hayes Career Center are collaborating with Habitat for Humanity MidOhio and Columbus to build a house for a local family, integrating their construction trades curriculum with practical experience and community service.

Columbus City Schools celebrated their summer graduates' achievements with family and friends, highlighting student Christopher Cortez-Gonzalez's perseverance in balancing work and classes to graduate.