Sean Bauman from Strongsville High School achieved the honor of dotting the 'I' in Script Ohio as a senior sousaphone player at Ohio State University, after overcoming challenges and multiple rejections from the marching band.

Ex-officer Adam Coy appeals his murder conviction for the death of Andre Hill, questioning the jury's decision and comprehension of police conduct laws.

Columbus is excited for the Ohio State vs. Texas football game, with local businesses reporting increased sales and fans expressing confidence in an Ohio State victory. Events and media coverage fuel the hype, as the city readies for the match.

The Texas Longhorns and Ohio State Buckeyes open the college football season in a highly anticipated game with implications for the Heisman Trophy race and 2026 NFL Draft.

Franklin County Public Health plans to spray for mosquitoes in Dublin after West Nile Virus tests positive, targeting east, north, and northwest zones on September 1.

NWS Wilmington forecasts dry weather in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington through early next week, with a slight temperature increase and clear skies. Rain is expected on Tuesday.

The Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office participated in a community event to raise overdose awareness and promote their DART program, which offers rehabilitation instead of prosecution for non-violent offenders.

The Big Ten Conference has launched a new ad campaign focusing on its universities' contributions to health, safety, and prosperity, highlighting their role in education, research, and public service.

Brian Close reflects on his years on the Upper Arlington City Council, highlighting achievements and challenges, and the importance of civility and transparency.

Officials, including Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, launched the Gorge Dam cleanup on the Cuyahoga River, funded by $26 million, to remove contaminated sediment and restore the waterway.

Arlington South is scheduled for mosquito control due to West Nile Virus concerns. Residents are warned to avoid spray trucks and are provided with information resources and an opt-out option.

A New Jersey fast-food franchise owner admitted to a $2.4 million tax fraud, paying employees off the books from 2015-2021. He faces restitution payments.

Suspect Joshua Bays was arrested for the murder of Thomas Smith in Columbus, following an August shooting incident.