The Upper Arlington Police Department has published a notice about items set for forfeiture, including credit cards and USB drives, inviting rightful owners to claim them before a court order.

Ohio's TRAC approved $319.3 million for 14 transportation projects to improve infrastructure, including multimodal paths for pedestrians and cyclists, across 14 counties.

Columbus introduces new 911 features, including a Text-2-911 translation tool for 55 languages and a Video to 911 function for live emergency visuals.

Northam Park in Upper Arlington unveils new tennis and pickleball courts at a May 1st ribbon-cutting event, complete with a service building for visitors' convenience.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms in Ohio, with varied coverage and temperatures, and an active weather pattern ahead.

Ohio has charged 11 people in immigration cases, including Abel Velasquez-Avecedo for illegal firearm possession, and secured one guilty plea, as part of Operation Take Back America.

Licking County man David Hamilton receives a 293-month prison sentence for child pornography offenses, including planning to abuse a young boy and possessing disturbing materials.

Columbus Police are seeking help to identify two suspects involved in an armed robbery on April 21, involving cell phone theft and a brandished handgun.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office reported a range of incidents from April 14-20, including multiple domestic arrests, thefts, trespassing, and an OVI arrest.

Ohio reported a slight decrease in wild turkey harvests during the spring season opening weekend compared to last year, with 4,281 birds. Young hunters previously harvested 1,740 birds, showcasing the state's youth engagement in hunting.

Paleoartist John Gurche discussed his technique for reconstructing faces of prehistoric ancestors at The Ohio State University, emphasizing the interplay of art and science in his work.

The National Weather Service predicts fair weather in Columbus and Cincinnati until Wednesday night, with possible storms and a warming trend following.

Ohio Auditor's audit finds financial mismanagement in Village of Octa, with $4,333.43 in improper payments identified; $2,798.43 still owed, mainly by ex-fiscal officer Penny Johnson.