A shooting in East Columbus hospitalized three people, the circumstances and suspects remain unknown. Authorities are investigating the incident near East Main Street.

An elderly couple died in a crash with an Ohio State Highway Patrol cruiser in Athens County, prompting community mourning and an ongoing investigation.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are rebuilding their defense under new coordinator Matt Patricia, while receiver Jeremiah Smith is focused on facing Texas, driven by last season's performance.

The Midwest is set for a cool, dry weekend due to high pressure, with a slight chance of showers in the south by Sunday and steady warming expected post-Wednesday.

Gahanna hosts Pelotonia bike event and a classic car show on Saturday, affecting traffic with no road closures for the ride, but Mill Street closed for the car show.

Dublin, Ohio, plans mosquito spraying on August 4 to control West Nile Virus, focusing on east and north city zones. FCPH advises residents to avoid spray trucks and report mosquito issues.

ODNR honors seven individuals with Ohio Natural Resources Hall of Fame inductions and awards the Cardinal Award to six others for their contributions to conservation.

Jayden Smith from CAEC won two state track and field titles, in the 400m and 200m events, with times of 48.15s and 21.53s respectively. He's set to attend Ohio State with a full scholarship.

Judge Julia L. Dorrian joins the Ohio Supreme Court temporarily, appreciating the honor and recognizing the impact of judicial decisions on people's lives.

Officer Peter Vanderbilt retires from the Columbus Division of Police after over 30 years, known for his leadership and role in training new officers and in DEA Task Force operations.

Dr. Bob Hunt discusses Upper Arlington Schools' future educational plans and facility improvements on a podcast, reflecting on achievements and hinting at future developments.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine urges the OCCC to ban prop bets following MLB's investigation and subsequent suspension of two Cleveland Guardians pitchers over sports betting concerns.

Governor Mike DeWine celebrates the third anniversary of OhioRISE, which has expanded behavioral health care for Ohio's youth, serving about 50,000 with services like intensive home-based care.