Ohio's economy will benefit from four new projects, creating 384 jobs and prompting over $131 million in investments, with companies receiving Job Creation Tax Credits.

Gahanna's Mayor reflected on the State of Our City event, thanking attendees and highlighting municipal achievements. The address is available online.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating a stolen 2019 Kenworth 60-ton Long Boom National Crane, valued over $500,000, taken from a construction site near Eldorado Casinos in Columbus.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office warns residents about the emergence of bears this spring, advising them to secure food sources and follow safety guidelines to prevent encounters.

Columbus Police seek help in identifying a suspect involved in a March 23rd assault that resulted in a victim suffering seizures and a broken jaw after being punched.

The Union County Sheriff's Office in Marysville, Ohio, has scheduled a "Prescription Drug Take-Back Day" for safe disposal of surplus prescription drugs.

Marion, Ohio is in the final four of the Strongest Town Competition, and the local Sheriff's Office is encouraging public support through voting and sharing to help win the title.

The Sustainability Fair at Tremont Library, part of Earth Month, highlights community environmental efforts with educational booths, waste collection, and recycling initiatives.

Sgt. Jodrey from the Franklin County Sheriff's Office spoke at Moritz College of Law about the realities of undercover work and law enforcement's role in community safety.

The National Weather Service forecasts stormy weather for Ohio's heartland with thunderstorms and the potential for severe weather midweek through the weekend, following a brief period of cooler and clearer conditions early in the week.

Sergeant Richard Ketcham, Jr. retires from Columbus Police after a distinguished career involving leadership in the Domestic Violence Unit and introducing the life-saving Lethality Assessment Program.

The Franklin County DUI Task Force will run a sobriety checkpoint tonight, focusing on preventing and identifying impaired drivers. The location is announced publicly as mandated by law and to encourage safe transportation options.

Recent DUI checkpoint in Prairie Township resulted in no DUI arrests, but 25 citations and several drug, warrant, and gun-related arrests were made by Franklin County Sheriff and Franklin Township Police.