The NWS forecasts a transition to drier and warmer days in Ohio after a period of showers, with some fog expected to clear by mid-morning and temperatures reaching the 70s.

Ohio's ODOT District 1 announced Paint-the-Plow contest winners with Carey High receiving the People's Choice Award and Fort Jennings High earning the ODOT Choice award.

The Gahanna Division of Police is hosting “In This Together: A Conversation on Mental Health” on June 18 to continue discussions on mental health beyond its awareness month.

Ohio's spring turkey hunting season has been successful with 15,911 wild turkeys bagged, exceeding the previous year and the three-year average, reflecting a strong tradition and effective wildlife management.

ODOT announced a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Putnam County maintenance facility, which will be larger and more capable, featuring a local worker, Mark Thomas.

Columbus Police seek public help after a fatal late-night shooting involving 47-year-old Jehad Alzaben, are searching for individuals related to the incident.

Gahanna announces its 2025 Nature Photo Contest, starting on Nature Photography Day, June 15, inviting local photographers to submit photos for city use.

Columbus City Schools named 94 students as "Best All-Around", recognizing their leadership and achievements across various disciplines, in a celebration with music and activities at Huntington Park.

Ohio State University hosted a panel discussing why the state is an attractive location for Japanese companies, highlighting Ohio's skilled workforce, tax incentives, and the importance of cultural understanding and relationship-building.

The Wilmington OH National Weather Service warns of fog and drizzle leading to scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms, potentially affecting visibility and travel.

Cerianna Cox graduated early from Briggs High School with a 3.8 GPA, led a major blood drive, excels in choir, and aims to study social work and theater at Capital University.

The Ohio State University study reveals Zika virus evades immune response by manipulating cell waste-management, a threat despite its reduced prevalence since 2017.

Police warn Upper Arlington residents of a scam involving an impostor posing as Police Chief Keith Hall to solicit donations for a nonexistent surgery. Residents are advised to report such calls.