A multi-vehicle crash in Delaware County resulted in two deaths and five serious injuries after a Dodge Ram collided with a Toyota Venza and a Honda Accord.

Ohio State University students gained global hospitality and tourism experience through a summer program in Paris, which included cross-disciplinary learning and exposure to industry practices.

Ohio State University researchers have developed a method for liquid crystals to retain movement information, potentially transforming them into players in memory storage and sensor technology.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is setting up an OVI checkpoint in Belmont, Jackson, Knox, and Wood Counties on August 15 to catch and deter impaired drivers.

Matthew Rubino is named Dublin's new CFO/Director of Finance, bringing over 20 years of public finance experience.

Dublin will conduct mosquito spraying on August 18 to combat West Nile Virus, following positive tests in several zones. Residents are advised not to disturb the trucks and can report problem areas.

Two suspects were apprehended after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit in Columbus, involving a stolen vehicle and the recovery of firearms. They face robbery charges.

Nehemiah Mills, a 16-year-old from Beechcroft High School, won the 400m at the State Track & Field Finals with a time of 46.86 seconds, setting a personal best.

The Upper Arlington Fire Division released its 2024 Annual Report documenting operational successes, service statistics, and the impact of its efforts, alongside its first five-year strategic plan.

Licking County's free paper shredding and electronics recycling event is on September 20, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Highway Department garage complex.

Gahanna's first responders and schools launched "Handle With Care" to support students experiencing trauma, ensuring a sensitive approach without sharing private details.

Five co-defendants in a fatal vigilantism case in Zanesville, Ohio, received sentencing for the wrongful death of a 21-year-old man mistaken for a criminal.

The National Weather Service predicts dry conditions with near-normal temperatures in the Ohio regions of Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with potential stray showers south of the Ohio River.