Ohio residents can expect ongoing showers and storms, with potential for flooding, as a slow-moving front persists, according to the NWS. Some sun today, but more rain is expected late afternoon.

Ohio's Hocking and Mohican-Memorial State Forests introduce a new reservation system, replacing the first-come, first-served camping policy, per ODNR.

Two young men graduated from The Trades Institute's HVAC program in Ohio, marking a significant achievement in vocational education and personal growth through the DYS's pilot initiative.

Ohio offers free fishing on June 14-15 without a license at all public waters. Governor Mike DeWine encourages participation and the event is supported by Ohio's significant fishing economy.

The Ohio Department of Commerce warns of a rise in travel scams and advises travelers to research and verify travel offers to avoid becoming scam victims.

Montgomery, Ohio saves $8,227 in interest by using OMAP, a state program supporting local infrastructure projects with cost-effective financing options.

Insight Health System is set to revive Ohio's Trumbull Regional Medical Center and Hillside Rehab Hospital, with support from AG Yost, after Steward Health Care's closure.

Johnna Lowe was sentenced to life with the possibility of parole after 15 years, having pleaded guilty to murder and corpse abuse in the death of 8-year-old Martonio Wilder.

Ohio increased its recreational marijuana flower purchase limit to 2.5 ounces per day, excluding edibles and vape cartridges, with dispensaries retaining discretion on sales.

One critically injured in a Columbus shooting tied to a domestic dispute; Tyvaughn Nelson charged with assault.

Dave Chappelle announces his 5th annual "Dave Chappelle's Summer Camp" comedy series in Yellow Springs, Ohio, featuring no-phone shows at Wirrig Pavilion from July to August.

Two people, including a 3-year-old, died after an SUV they were in crashed into a West Jefferson pond; three others were involved but not seriously injured. The crash is under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet weekend with showers and storms for Columbus and Cincinnati, with a slow-moving front causing local heavy rains and potential isolated flooding.