A Maryland man died in a crash in Licking County, Ohio, with four others injured. The accident happened when the man's vehicle veered off the road, hitting two other vehicles. The cause is under investigation.

Two motorcyclists were injured on Route 161 near New Albany after crashing into a playhouse that fell onto the road. They were hospitalized, with one initially in critical condition but now stable.

Ohio faces mixed weather conditions with a weak cold front expected to dissipate midweek. Showers and storms may arise, with higher humidity levels and heat indices in the 90s. The forecast anticipates a cycle of afternoon storms throughout the week.

Dennis Stopar of Ohio was sentenced to 60 years for child exploitation and possessing child pornography involving multiple minors. He had previously been convicted of rape.

One juvenile is dead and five injured after a shooting at a Columbus rental property during a party. The suspect arrived mid-party; the motive is unknown.

The National Weather Service anticipates mixed weather for Columbus and Cincinnati, with warm temperatures and potential thunderstorms early this week.

Ohio reports 964 active bald eagle nests in 87 counties, marking a major conservation win and the majestic bird’s strong comeback across the state.

Franklin County Public Health has scheduled mosquito spraying in Dublin's north zone to control the mosquito population and West Nile Virus spread, despite some residents' concerns about potential health and environmental impacts.

Ohio's Attorney General approves the summary of the "Ohio Equal Rights Amendment" for state constitutional consideration, now pending further steps before it could reach voters.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office closes its Administrative Offices on July 4 but maintains emergency services and provides a direct line for non-emergency matters.

An Ohio man was sentenced to multiple life terms for murders and a narcotics conspiracy involving three victims, dismemberment, and obstruction of justice.

The Columbus Department of Public Safety's social media warning to local youths about disturbances has sparked debate on policing methods and community relations.

Columbus, Ohio's Red, White, and Boom event drew 400,000 people to watch fireworks and a drone show, with the Columbus Division of Fire ensuring safety during the celebrations.