Columbus launched a shared mobility program with Veo, offering e-scooters and bikes. It follows the end of the CoGo bike share and involves an app for access to various vehicles.

The Columbus Blue Jackets face the Vegas Golden Knights in an important NHL game for their playoff hopes, following a tough loss to the New Jersey Devils.

Zanesville couple received lengthy prison sentences for drug trafficking and weapons charges after an investigation revealed a large cache of narcotics and firearms at their residence.

A house fire in east Columbus led to two children being hospitalized and two adults being rescued. Firefighters controlled the flames, and children were treated for smoke inhalation. The cause is under investigation.

A 17-year-old was arrested after hitting and killing a man while driving recklessly in Columbus. The charges include operating a vehicle under the influence.

One dead and another critically injured in separate shootings in east Columbus, police investigate connections to earlier dispute and search for motives.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine outlined new initiatives in his 2025 State of the State address to improve the workforce, education, childcare, and healthcare.

ODNR collaborates with Girl Scouts to plant trees across Ohio in April and May, affirming a commitment to conservation and community involvement. The larger goal is to plant 250,000 trees by 2026.

The National Weather Service forecasts erratic weather for Columbus and Cincinnati. Showers and potential thunderstorms will lead into the weekend, followed by clearer, drier conditions next week.

South High School students first appeared at the BPA State Leadership Conference, with participants Carse and Williams engaging with industry experts.

Upper Arlington earns the silver from Ohio EPA and the Clean Energy Community Award for its environmental and clean energy efforts, including a 100% clean energy aggregation program.

Isaiah Murphy, a former quarterback, joined Hilliard's IT department, bringing a combination of sports and tech expertise. He'll support computer systems, especially for the new recreation hub, The Well.

Ohio's LFCP reimbursed $229,950 to victims of attorney theft, covering misconduct by nine lawyers, including two deceased and others facing disciplinary actions.