The weather forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, predicts pleasant conditions followed by a potentially unsettled weekend with rain chances increasing.

Dublin Police seek the public's assistance in finding missing 50-year-old Corina Young, last seen on October 6th, driving a white Honda Civic with Ohio plate KBF9137.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine postponed the executions of two inmates, Franklin and Trimble, from 2026 to 2029 due to issues obtaining lethal injection drugs.

The Upper Arlington Community Foundation is organizing a Big Table discussion on October 21 to address the needs of seniors, involving caregivers, service providers, and residents in the conversation.

Dublin is revitalizing the plant life around a local traffic circle to improve durability and maintain aesthetics, without altering the original design.

Ohio Department of Transportation spotlights October as a key month for road safety, focusing on National Teen Driver Safety Week and National Move Over Awareness Day to promote safe driving behaviors and awareness.

Ohio State University launches the PEACE program to train healthcare and emergency workers in psychedelic crisis care, backed by a grant and aimed at filling the knowledge gap in harm reduction amid increasing psychedelic use.

Philip Daniels, 35, was recently re-arrested on charges including rape and kidnapping. Columbus Police suggest there might be more victims and are urging the public to contact them with any information.

A historical marker has been unveiled at Ash Cave in Hocking Hills State Park by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, highlighting the site's natural and human history.

The National Weather Service forecasts a dry, seasonable weekend for Columbus and Cincinnati, with high pressure bringing mild conditions and highs in the low 70s.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports a slow progression of fall foliage in the state, and has planted seedlings for future sustainability. ODNR offers resources for viewing autumn colors and encourages sustainable forestry.

Ohio allocated $2 million in grants to 37 counties for addiction treatment in jails, adding to a $5.6 million total. These funds support inmate recovery efforts and aim to reduce recidivism and overdoses among the incarcerated population.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the creation of a working group to evaluate emergency services in Ohio's state parks, following concerns about local financial strains.