Nearly $2.9 million meant for Ohio retired first responders’ medical claims was transferred out of a protected account. A contempt hearing is now set for August.

Eight Legionnaires’ disease cases have been confirmed at a Thornville nursing home as officials investigate a possible water-system source.

Twelve blue benches at the Ohio State Fair are built to make seating easier for wheelchair users and their families.

Timotheus Graham, known as “Blue,” was sentenced in Columbus after pleading guilty in a Linden-area case involving drugs and commercial sex.

A person wearing a neon vest jumped onto the I-670 median as a car slammed into a disabled SUV in Columbus’ closed SmartLane.

DeShaune Stewart, who killed two Dublin postal supervisors in 2017, is seeking transfer from federal psychiatric custody. Prosecutors say the proposed South Carolina placement raises serious safety questions.

A 50-year lease anchors the future of Springfield’s Clark County Fairgrounds through 2076.

Columbus gets a sunny, comfortable Monday before temperatures rise Tuesday and storm chances return midweek.

Boardman Arts Park is bringing orchestral pop hits and Shakespearean comedy to Delaware this August, with one free event and one open-air theater performance.

Hardin County’s 9-1-1 lines are out of order, with calls being routed through Union County and an alternate local number available.

A rollover crash at a Blacklick Estates intersection sent one person to the hospital Saturday. The wreck also revives long-standing concerns about speeding in the area.

Cloudy skies give way to a stormier Sunday afternoon in Columbus, with a 60% chance of rain and thunderstorms. The unsettled pattern sticks around through Saturday.

Columbus police are asking for help identifying two people accused of stealing clothing from a Polaris Parkway business in April.