The Ohio House discusses a bill that aims to halt state funding for executions, assisted suicide, and abortions, emphasizing ethical and fiscal responsibility.

Governor DeWine appointed Mark Fowler as Delaware County Municipal Court judge effective March 25. He will succeed Judge Hemmeter. He must campaign for the position in November.

Columbus Police report a juvenile shot in the arm, now stable, investigation led by Detective Collins, with an arrest warrant issued for a suspect. The public is urged to share information.

Zachary Zoz will become the judge of Fairfield Municipal Court on March 31, succeeding Judge Joyce Campbell, with potential election plans in November.

Ohio's U.S. Attorney's Office reports multiple arrests and convictions for immigration and firearms violations, including cases of illegal reentry after deportation.

Ohio AG Dave Yost, 37 other state AGs, and the DOJ proposed antitrust remedies to end Google's search engine monopoly after a court ruling found Google violating federal antitrust laws.

TourismOhio releases the 2025 Ohio Spring Events Guide, featuring 440 events across all 88 counties and a detailed list of local attractions and activities for the season.

A New Jersey man was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a $50 million Ponzi scheme involving tire sales. He was also fined and ordered to pay restitution.

Columbus proposes rezoning in Northland for mixed-use development, aiming to meet housing demands and improve walkability. Mayor Ginther supports the initiative, and residents have 60 days to comment.

A woman was robbed at gunpoint in her car on Parsons Avenue on February 15. The Columbus Police seek the public's help to identify the suspect, providing contact details and a link to photos online.

The Columbus Police reported an armed robbery at Huntington Bank, where a man with a gun demanded money before fleeing. Authorities seek public help to identify him.

Weather improves in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with the National Weather Service predicting warmer temperatures and clearer skies following recent precipitation.

ODNR is releasing 85,000 rainbow trout in Ohio to enhance fishing opportunities at 90 locations, starting March 12, including special youth events and a daily catch limit of five.