A Zanesville man pled guilty to charges including receiving stolen property and having weapons while under disability, with a five-year sentence proposed.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announces a $279,750 grant for advanced peace officer training in traffic safety and impaired-driving enforcement, accessible through OPOTA Online until September 2026.

The LEADS Steering Committee will meet on November 5 at Ohio's Department of Public Safety, open to the public for discussions on law enforcement data systems.

Three veteran Columbus City Schools educators are set to retire, having positively impacted thousands of students throughout their lengthy careers in teaching.

Ohio Reps. Ray and Abrams introduced House Bill 492 to enforce stricter ID requirements during traffic stops, turning failure to identify into a misdemeanor with potential jail time.

Rep. Angie King sponsors CAPS Act to phase in property tax increases over three years, easing the financial impact of reassessments for property owners.

Columbus and Cincinnati region forecast stable weather until the weekend when a cold front is expected to bring rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

Columbus police fatally shot 18-year-old TaShawn Davis in the University District, marking the department's third fatal shooting this year. The officer involved, a 14-year veteran, was responding to an armed robbery report when the incident occurred.

OSU's Department of Public Safety provides safety tips for students on Halloween, emphasizing the buddy system, secure residence access, vigilant home security, and using alternative transportation.

The local Board of Education discussed financial reports, a Speech and Language Services contract, and a Construction Manager at Risk hiring, alongside the first reading of policy changes.

The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $625 million after 31 consecutive drawings without a winner, despite two $2 million winning tickets being sold recently.

Columbus Police arrested two juveniles after a brief chase involving a stolen Kia, ending with one suspect attempting to flee on foot. The juveniles face charges including Receiving Stolen Property and Fleeing.

An Ohio judge issued a TRO against Gov. DeWine’s ban on intoxicating hemp products, granting a temporary reprieve for retailers as legal and regulatory conflicts continue.