A Heat Advisory is issued for Columbus and Cincinnati, with heat index values near 100 degrees and storm potential until mid-week when cooler weather arrives.

Eight people were indicted for aiding a suspect involved in a shooting of two Mifflin Township police officers. Charges include obstructing justice and weapons violations.

Ohio awards $66 million in tax credits for historic building preservation, with plans to stimulate $518 million in private investments for refurbishing 47 buildings statewide.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office warns of scammers posing as officers over phone calls, telling residents they have warrants and compelling them to buy gift cards as payment.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose praised the state's budget for enhancing election integrity, including the creation of an Election Integrity Unit and Commission, plus provisions for poll worker recruitment.

Ohio's new state budget includes property and income tax reductions to boost economic competitiveness, with provisions for tax relief from school districts with excess funds.

Ohio allocates $8.9 million for 26 transportation projects to support over 19,400 jobs and attract $3 billion in investments. Governor DeWine emphasizes infrastructure's role in job creation and economic growth.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office is investigating a double shooting on Reinbeau Drive, Madison Township, seeking public help with scant details on motives or suspects.

The Franklin County Job and Resource Fair, supported by the Sheriff's Office and Commissioners, had over 100 attendees connecting with 26 agencies for jobs and services.

The Ohio House passed a budget with tax relief and investments in education and infrastructure, including property tax cuts and state income tax reduction, aiming to boost Ohio's economy and quality of life.

Ohio is refurbishing the Black Horse Inn for the new Belmont County Underground Railroad Museum, supported by a $4M Appalachian Community Grant. The project aims to boost local tourism and education.

Columbia Gas is starting a major infrastructure project in Upper Arlington this Spring to replace old gas lines with new steel pipes for enhanced safety, impacting the east side and beyond.

The National Weather Service warns of high heat indices and thunderstorms around Columbus and Cincinnati until Friday, with ongoing heat but slight cooling into the following week.