The Columbus Crew and Versiti Blood Center are hosting a blood drive to combat summer shortages, offering perks like meeting players and exclusive T-shirts for donors.

Sheetz offered free fries for National French Fry Day through their app, a promotion available at all locations from July 11-13. Other chains also had deals, reflecting America's love for fries.

The National Weather Service warns of severe weather in Ohio with high heat, humidity, and storms, particularly severe in the western half through Sunday, potentially impacting flight traffic and increasing the risk of flooding.

Ex-fiscal officer Cyril "Cy" Vierstra was found liable for $1,585.65 due to late tax and retirement payments, as part of broader financial misconduct.

A study from Ohio State University reveals US vacation renters leave behind $2 billion in uneaten food annually, adding an extra 5.1% to their stay cost.

Ohio authorities have made significant arrests and convictions for child sexual exploitation, with multiple individuals jailed for crimes including CSAM possession and solicitation of minors.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost advocates for property tax reform, citing a 19% increase since 2020 and urging county officials to act before citizens potentially abolish the system via a ballot measure.

House Democrats protest ICE's detainment of Imam Ayman Soliman and his revoked asylum status, urging U.S. Congress to address immigration system flaws and uphold foundational values of liberty and freedom.

The I-270 southbound ramp to Broad St. eastbound in Franklin County will be closed for bridge painting from July 11 to 14, advises Ohio Department of Transportation.

The Gahanna Division of Police invites the public to a National Night Out on August 5 to strengthen community-police relations with activities and demonstrations.

Ohio State University's Newark dean, Matt Smith, with 20,000 comics, highlights the cultural impact of superheroes like Superman and discusses the extensive collection of Superman materials at OSU's Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum.

Mosquito spraying in Arlington Central is scheduled for July 14th after traps tested positive for West Nile Virus, with options to opt out available for residents.

Nine Medicaid providers in Ohio are charged with fraud, accused of stealing $1.2 million by submitting false claims. The Ohio Attorney General emphasized the seriousness of the offense.