The Second Lady of the United States and the First Lady of Ohio promoted early literacy at the Ohio State Fair, encouraging children to read and introducing a summer reading challenge.

Ohio is set for growth with $13 million in investments, creating 1,241 jobs and maintaining 700+ positions, thanks to three major projects approved by the TCA.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot week for Ohio, with high temperatures and reduced thunderstorm threat, before a cold front brings relief mid-week.

Gahanna Police invites locals to a community meeting for updates, city events, and discussions on neighborhood concerns, aiming to strengthen community ties.

Sheriff Lape of Fairfield County reported on various crimes, including theft and harassment, as well as arrests, during the week of July 21-27, via a social media post.

Cadet Class 5 graduated from the Columbus Fire Cadet Program with a ceremony at the Dr. Ned Pettus Jr. Fire Training Academy, with community leaders in attendance.

Ohio State University study in JAMA Network Open reveals significant financial disparities faced by patients with type 2 diabetes, including debt and credit issues.

A Columbus Police post detailed a fatal shooting of Deangelo Cummings, with suspect Joseph Fleshmen arrested almost a month later. Motive remains unclear.

Flash floods in Fairfield County, Ohio, forced evacuations and dog rescues; the community and officials responded with emergency measures and shelters.

A driver was killed in a single-vehicle crash on I-270 in Franklin County when their Chevy Colorado struck a utility pole. The incident prompted a temporary ramp closure.

Former Columbus police officer Adam Coy will be sentenced on Monday after being found guilty of murder and other charges in Andre Hill's killing. His verdict marks a significant accountability step in Ohio.

The Midwest is experiencing a heatwave with high temperatures and humidity, leading to a heat advisory with a potential for thunderstorms and flash flooding. A cold front is expected to bring relief by midweek.

Kimberly Bever retires from the Lancaster Police after 32 years, having earned recognition for her dedicated dispatch service and system improvements.