Jayla Call is charged with obstructing justice and tampering with evidence related to the shooting of police officers, with her bond set at $250,000. She allegedly deleted texts and knew shooter Daveonte Dixon was a fugitive.

Columbus Police seek public help to identify a suspect in an aggravated burglary involving gunshots on Mt. Vernon Ave. A video of the suspect is released.

The Columbus Police released a Spotlight Series episode featuring the Firearms Section of their Crime Lab, highlighting the work of forensic scientists.

Ohio Auditor's office to release new audit reports on June 3, highlighting efforts against fraud, waste, and abuse.

The article details the upcoming Arts on Arlington event in UA, featuring local artists, crafters, performances, food, and community engagement on June 12.

Ohio is experiencing a dry spell with warming temperatures, clear skies with some smoke from Canadian wildfires. Later, a cold front will bring showers and cooler weather.

Ohio's Pickaway County Sheriff's Office receives a $4.4 million grant for jail safety and security improvements, with thanks expressed by Sheriff Hafey and acknowledgment of support from various local entities.

Violet Township Fire Department provided CPR training to Pickerington city employees, led by Firefighter/Paramedic Evan Martin, to improve local emergency preparedness.

Suspect in the shooting of two Mifflin Township police officers in Ohio was arrested after a standoff, and is now facing charges including attempted murder.

The article discusses the National Weather Service's forecast for stable weather with warming trends in Columbus and Cincinnati areas, advising readiness for later thunderstorms.

Mexican national indicted on charges of illegal reentry, drug trafficking, and assaulting a federal officer; faces potential 20-year prison sentence if convicted.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources introduces an audio tour at Strouds Run State Park, combining nature sounds with technology for an educational outdoor experience.

Ohio traffic fatalities dropped over Memorial Day, with 11 fatal crashes and 12 deaths, down from 26 the previous year. The State Highway Patrol made 410 DUI arrests and issued 2,090 safety belt citations.