The NWS predicts showers and storms in Columbus and Cincinnati until Thursday, with drier weather by Friday and sunny weekend. Localized heavy rain and potential flooding are concerns.

Upper Arlington hosts a Candidates Night on September 30 for council and school board election engagement, featuring a meet-and-greet and Q&A. It will be live-streamed for remote attendance.

Columbus Fire crew members received the EMS Department of the Month award for July from OhioHealth Riverside for expertly handling a severe heart attack patient.

Ohio's Department of Transportation promotes the state's scenic byways for fall foliage viewing through social media, encouraging exploration of natural beauty and historical sites.

ODNR stocked 20,000 muskies in nine Ohio lakes to bolster sport fishing and conservation efforts, offering anglers a chance to catch this challenging and sizable game fish.

Former authorities Joseph Trolian and Jay Wachs of the Richland County mental health board face charges of unlawful contracting, as revealed by the Ohio Auditor.

Columbus Police are investigating a shooting on North High Street where J'Vontia Cassell was fatally wounded. They're seeking digital evidence from the public.

Ohio State University maintains its 15th place among public universities and 41st in national university rankings according to U.S. News & World Report. President Carter praises the university's excellence and initiatives.

Former executive director Kaycie Antonik was sentenced to nearly five years in prison for embezzling over $2.3 million from the Eastern Ohio Housing Development Corp. She must also pay restitution.

Todd Kopchak was found guilty of failing to register as a sexual offender and failing to notify authorities of his change of address in Muskingum County.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Columbus and Cincinnati with showers and thunderstorms, but drier conditions and seasonal temperatures are expected for the weekend.

Officer Luke Ayers was promoted to Sergeant at the Lancaster Police Department, celebrated by the department for his over eight years of service and contributions.

Keith Davenport III was sentenced to six years for leading a gun trafficking operation involving straw purchases.