Upper Arlington officials remind residents to leash dogs and clean up after them in public spaces, citing an increase in complaints about off-leash dogs and waste.

Ohio commits $23.7M to expand internet access in underserved areas, with Governor DeWine emphasizing high-speed connectivity for growth in 23 counties.

Jayla Call was indicted by a Franklin County Grand Jury for assisting fugitive Daveonte Dixon after he allegedly shot two officers, facing obstructing justice and tampering with evidence charges.

Ohio commits over $3 million in grants to local law enforcement for violent crime reduction, with total funding now exceeding $84 million, aiming to enhance technology and practices to improve community safety statewide.

Two key figures in an Ohio human trafficking ring received life sentences for charges including murder and trafficking, marking a significant victory for state law enforcement.

The National Weather Service warns of unpredictable weather in Ohio with isolated showers and thunderstorms expected, advising caution due to potential flooding. A clearer trend may emerge post-Monday with a cooler, drier period until Thursday.

Research led by Earth sciences professor Elizabeth Griffith suggests the deep sea floor sediment in the Pacific Ocean holds important clues to Earth's history, prompting calls for further exploration using advanced drilling technologies.

Ohio State University Graduate School leads in student survey completions, surpassing UT Austin, reflecting its commitment to understanding graduate student life and growth.

Officer Eric Everett retired after 23 years with the Columbus Police, praised for his dedication and service, particularly as "Sheriff of Griggs Reservoir."

Columbus Police arrested a man who fired shots at N. High St. and Hull Alley after being spotted via live surveillance, ensuring no injuries occurred.

Ohio invests $52 million in bike and pedestrian infrastructure improvements through the Transportation Alternatives Program, focusing on safety and connectivity across 33 counties.

Ohio residents can expect ongoing showers and storms, with potential for flooding, as a slow-moving front persists, according to the NWS. Some sun today, but more rain is expected late afternoon.

Ohio's Hocking and Mohican-Memorial State Forests introduce a new reservation system, replacing the first-come, first-served camping policy, per ODNR.