Columbus upgrades its 911 system to include video calling, requiring explicit caller consent to access their phone's camera for live emergency viewing.

A Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy died on traffic duty, and a suspect is charged with Aggravated Murder. The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office mourns and seeks community support.

Upper Arlington has embraced the popularity of pickleball, providing dedicated courts and programs for all ages and skill levels, with various fees for residents and non-residents.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honored Corrections Officers during National Corrections Officer Week, praising their professionalism, patience, and dedication to safety and order in the county jail.

Charles F. Bolden Jr. spoke at Ohio State's commencement, urging grads to build bridges of understanding. The event also honored individuals and conferred 12,357 degrees.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine expressed sorrow after a Hamilton County sheriff's deputy was fatally struck by a vehicle possibly in an intentional act of violence. The investigation continues.

Ohio's new initiative, led by Governor DeWine and CyberOhio, aims to strengthen K-12 cybersecurity with training platform TechGuard.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued erratic weather in Ohio due to a persistent low-pressure system, with showers and potential thunderstorms expected.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources highlights the importance of water safety, urging boaters to wear life jackets and use engine cut-off switches during National Water Safety Month.

Columbus Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an unprovoked assault on a 68-year-old man on a bus. They released a description on Facebook.

Detective Kenneth Kirby has retired from the Columbus Division of Police after over thirty years of service, including two decades as a detective in violent crime and his final years in Homicide Team 3.

Ohio recognizes May as Older Ohioans Month to honor the state's nearly 3 million senior citizens, with initiatives to support their contributions and well-being.

The National Weather Service forecasts rainy days ahead for Ohio due to a cutoff low, with possible thunderstorms and below-normal temperatures. Conditions are expected to improve midweek.