Timothy Miller, a registered sex offender, was arrested on July 22 for pandering obscenities involving a minor after a tip led to the discovery of illegal material at his home.

Community honors Rachel Prince, a beloved Columbus art teacher, after her tragic death from suspected domestic violence, with a series of vigils and touching tributes by students and family. Her boyfriend is charged with her murder.

Lanes reopened in Gahanna despite ongoing construction, alleviating recent traffic disruptions caused by emergency repairs, with the police continuing to advise caution.

Upper Arlington is advancing the Zollinger Road Mobility & Safety Improvement Project to enhance safety and navigation, with community input via open houses and an online survey.

Ohio AG Dave Yost plans to appeal Judge Jaiza Page's ruling declaring the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional amid concerns of funding disparities between public and private schools.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost defends the EdChoice Scholarship Program against a legal challenge, assuring it remains valid for the upcoming school year despite a judge's ruling questioning its constitutionality.

State auditors found that the Village of Dillonvale overpaid former employees for sick leave, totaling $1,737.56. The fiscal officer and bonding companies are held liable for the recovery.

Ohio lawmakers secured $67.4 million for the development of a new industrial Mega Site in Lorain County, aimed at addressing infrastructure limitations and expanding the local economy.

Devon Blair received a 46-51.5 year sentence for the death of his pregnant girlfriend and their unborn child after pleading guilty to multiple charges.

Aileen Burnside received a "clap out" retirement tribute after three decades of impactful service in Hilliard's aquatic programs and community engagement.

Former director Kaycie Antonik pleaded guilty to stealing $2.3 million from the Eastern Ohio Housing Development Corp, with sentencing set for August 19.

Devon Blair of Columbus was sentenced to 46-51.5 years for strangling his pregnant girlfriend, Brooke Devinney, and their unborn son, Aiden, with additional time for past violence.

A Columbus man, Shawn M. Atchley, was convicted of having weapons while disabled and drug offenses in Muskingum County, facing up to 5.5 years in prison.