Multiple crashes, including one with a semitruck, caused an hours-long traffic jam on I-71 North near Columbus, with drivers stuck for up to eight hours overnight.

Art teacher Rachel Prince was killed in a domestic violence incident, her boyfriend, Jason Palmer, is charged with her murder. The local community is mourning her life, which had a profound impact.

Jason Palmer was arrested with community help for Rachel Prince’s murder, announced the Columbus Police on social media after her body was found on Sunday.

Columbus police seek public assistance following an unprovoked assault on a couple, resulting in serious injuries and one victim being bitten, with Detective Klein leading the investigation.

Gahanna, Ohio police and firefighters collaborate on community safety, with Liaison Officers Jodon and Thomas and Paramedic DeConnick leading efforts and gaining social media recognition.

The Zanesville Police Department acquired a new armored BearCat vehicle funded by drug forfeiture money, enhancing their tactical capabilities without taxpayer expense.

Upper Arlington is ranked by Niche as the best place to live in Columbus for 2025, with strong public schools and community feel, earning an A+ overall.

The Party on the Plaza event in Upper Arlington was cancelled due to potential thunderstorms, but a reception at the Concourse Gallery, featuring Sandra Rocha's art, provides an indoor alternative.

Ohio officials warn against teen summer drinking, citing studies of increased underage alcohol use and reminding parents and permit holders of legal responsibilities.

Ohio families with school-age children may receive financial food assistance through the Sun Bucks program, part of the Summer EBT, offering $120 per child until August 15.

Actress Karyn Parsons read from her book at Berwick Alternative Elementary, inspiring students with her writing journey and encouraging creative expression through art and writing.

The National Weather Service warns of showers, thunderstorms, and potential flooding in Ohio, with a flood watch in effect for specific regions.

Ohio's Auditor of State is set to release new audit reports on July 17, examining the financial practices of state entities to ensure the proper use of public funds.