The National Weather Service warns of potential showers, thunderstorms, and flooding in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington regions, with unsettled weather continuing into the weekend.

A young man died in a two-vehicle crash on US Route 33 in Fairfield County; an investigation is underway into why the other driver failed to maintain distance.

The Grove City Ohio Police celebrated Therapy K9 Bo's 4th birthday and promoted the "#LoveLikeBo" kindness campaign, encouraging community service and kindness.

Grove City Police seek help identifying a man who fled a traffic stop. They posted a photo on Facebook and ask anyone with info to contact Officer Hall.

Merijn van der Heijden named Dublin Arts Council's executive director, bringing her considerable experience in arts leadership to Dublin's arts scene.

Westerville, Ohio announces the return of its Youth Public Safety Academy for teens, aiming to educate on fire and police work and inspire future careers in public service.

Ex-Ohio State RB Quinshon Judkins was arrested in Florida for battery and domestic violence after allegedly assaulting a woman who was hesitant to report due to his career.

Columbus Police seek public help identifying a suspect in a shooting incident on N. Cassady Ave. The suspect reportedly fired at a victim's car following a dispute.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office celebrated over ten years of support for the Hank Kabel Sarcoma Foundation, aiming to combat canine sarcoma through awareness and research.

Ohio State University announced a tuition hike of $397 for in-state freshmen for the 2025-2026 year, but its Tuition Guarantee program locks in tuition, housing, and dining costs for four years, averaging below a 1% annual increase.

The Linden-McKinley Basketball Youth Camp in Columbus, offering basketball and life skills coaching for ages 9-14, focuses on community engagement with sports and law enforcement. The free event fosters mentorship and community trust.

John "JT" Hoffer received a 31-year sentence for a shooting incident related to vigilante actions in response to a sexual assault, with the sentence running consecutively with his existing Ohio prison term.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber is set to release new audit reports on July 15, continuing the oversight of state spending and promoting fiscal transparency.