Showers and thunderstorms are forecasted for Columbus and Cincinnati areas due to a weak cold front. The National Weather Service expects wet conditions with a low chance of severe weather but potential for heavy rainfall.

Sherrod Brown plans to run for the U.S. Senate in 2026 against Jon Husted, aiming to regain the seat he lost in 2024, with support from Ohio labor leaders.

The article summarizes incidents in Fairfield County, including vandalism, harassment, vehicle fires, scams, accidents, theft, domestic disputes, and arrests from August 4 to August 10.

Columbus emphasizes ongoing support for Black Men’s Wellness Weekend and addresses health disparities faced by African Americans beyond just the annual event.

Columbus is building Fire Station 36 to improve safety for its growing population, funded by voter-approved bonds, with the Division of Fire expressing gratitude on social media.

Lancaster Police identified Gary Franke, 81, as the deceased from a wooded area. John Scott and Holly McDaniel are charged in connection with his death.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose encourages participation as poll workers in the November election, highlighting programs for various community segments including youth, professionals, and veterans.

Columbus City Schools appointed Deondre Drakeford as Principal of Berwick Alternative Elementary and John Vincent as Principal of Northtowne Elementary, both bringing extensive experience to their new roles.

The search intensifies for 13-year-old Sylis Delbrugge, missing since August 4 in Foley, Alabama, with the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office seeking public assistance.

Ohio State University hosted its fourth annual Ohio Anti-Hazing Summit, drawing participants from 33 schools and various organizations to discuss safe fraternity/sorority integration and alternative bonding practices to hazing.

Gahanna Police seek help finding missing Columbus resident, Jadyn Thigpen, last seen leaving work on August 10, 2025.

Pickerington bus drivers may strike at the beginning of the school year over health insurance and pay disputes, risking disruption of student transportation. Negotiations continue with employer Petermann Bus as both sides aim to avoid a strike.

Columbus and Cincinnati are experiencing hot and humid weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and potential for heavy localized rain. The heat is expected to continue with a weak cold front providing limited relief.