Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honors fallen soldiers on Memorial Day, highlighting their sacrifices for freedom and urging the public to remember their legacy through social media.

The opening of the new aquatic center in Mayfield Heights may be delayed due to cooler weather forecasts. A final decision is expected to be made on Monday.

The National Weather Service predicts rainy conditions in Columbus and Cincinnati starting Tuesday, following a dry Monday. Uncertainty exists regarding the midweek forecast, with potential showers and thunderstorms expected.

Hilliard's Community Relations Department won five PRism awards from the Central Ohio PRSA for their public relations excellence in various categories.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office announced 11 therapy dogs graduated from their crisis K9 school to serve as comforting companions in various communities across the US.

A crash near the former Eastland Mall in Columbus resulted in one death and critically injured another, with the Toyota driver fleeing on foot. Police are investigating and seeking information.

ODNR stocked Grand Lake St. Marys with 217,000 saugeye fingerlings to improve ecology and fishing prospects, with catchable sizes expected by fall 2026.

Upper Arlington Police invite residents for coffee and conversation at a community event aimed at improving relations between law enforcement and locals.

The NWS forecasts sprinkles in Ohio today, dry weather Monday, and showers and storms starting Monday night. Temperatures will be below normal with unsettled weather for the rest of the week.

The Ohio Department of Commerce shares grilling safety tips for Memorial Day, warning of the dangers of gas grills and promoting safe drinking practices.

Randi Greiner was sentenced in Muskingum County Court for participating in a series of break-ins in Blue Rock and Roseville, facing eight to ten-and-a-half years in prison.

Columbus police continue to investigate a year-old case involving a shooting on E. 5th Ave. and Summit St, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. No suspects have been arrested.

An Ohio school payroll officer was duped by a phishing scam, leading to a state-mandated repayment. The incident highlights cybersecurity weaknesses in local governments and prompts new verification policies.