An Ohio state audit questions the efficiency of the taxpayer-funded BEMC’s Joint Master Control for public TV, noting underutilization and potential overspending on equipment.

The National Weather Service reports a front bringing showers and storms to parts of Ohio until early next week, with varying temperature conditions and potential flight visibility issues.

The study from The Ohio State University reveals that AI cannot fully understand concepts linked to sensory experiences, such as "flower," like humans do.

Officers across Central Ohio honored Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer of Morrow County, who died in the line of duty, expressing unity and support for his family and colleagues.

Hilliard is hosting a Special Olympics torch run with local athletes and first responders, promoting inclusion and unity, with donations supporting Ohio Special Olympics.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office announced the promotion of Lieutenant David Knight to oversee the Corrections Division after a 23-year career across multiple departments.

Franklin County Public Health will spray for mosquitoes on the west side of Gahanna on June 5 to address high numbers, with the procedure starting at 9 p.m. if weather permits.

Ohio's House is considering House Bill 280 to reform the Police and Fire Pension Fund, aligning police employer contributions with firefighters' and ensuring fund stability.

Hexion is opening a new global R&D center in Dublin, Ohio, aiming to create 100 jobs by 2028 and consolidate its five labs into one, fostering innovation in various industries.

Two convicted Mexican nationals pleaded guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S., with possible sentences up to 20 years due to their criminal records.

Gahanna is hosting a mental health panel called "In This Together" focused on caregivers and parents, offering discussions and free childcare for attendees.

The Columbus Fire DART team has added seven firefighters to its water rescue operations, now totaling 45 members trained for various underwater emergencies.

Upper Arlington reminds citizens of the regulations for operating golf carts during festivities, emphasizing compliance with safety standards and no exemption during Independence Day, except in special cases like parades and block parties.