Two men died, and a woman was critically injured in a Lancaster shooting, a 26-year-old male suspect was shot and detained. An officer involved is on leave; BCI is investigating.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources warns of wildfire risks and outlines state restrictions on burning debris from March 1 to May 31 to prevent wildfires.

Based on a misinterpreted staff report, an active shooter scare at Muskingum University led to a significant emergency response and a shelter-in-place advisory, which was later found to be a misunderstanding.

Ginger Kinney, 46, admitted to stealing over $187K from her elderly father. She faces up to 11 years in prison for financial fraud and elder exploitation.

A Mexican national was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a fentanyl trafficking conspiracy after being caught with large amounts of drugs and cash.

Hilliard City Council is reviewing a proposal to expand the Hill Farm subdivision. The project involves 300 homes and 186 acres of open space, and it is pending approval of rezoning and sewer connections.

Tyler Mounts joins Hilliard as Maintenance Supervisor, bringing experience from a previous similar role in Columbus, overseeing street and facility maintenance.

The Eta Nu Nu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity donates STEAM books to East Linden Elementary and eight other Columbus schools to boost literacy and interest in STEAM fields.

Governor DeWine announced that First Quality Tissue is establishing a new plant in Defiance, Ohio, promising over 400 jobs and a $984 million investment.

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio offers assistance programs for residents who struggle with heating costs during the winter. These programs target residents serviced by investor-owned utilities.

Ohio health officials urge flu vaccinations as hospitalizations soar, with activity surpassing the five-year average and preventive guidelines emphasized.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has announced an expansion in the Ohio State Highway Patrol's aviation technology. The patrol will now provide officers on the ground with live aerial video feeds statewide.

Domestic violence in Ohio costs over $1.2 billion annually, impacting healthcare, property loss, productivity, and more. Despite rising victim numbers, state funding remains limited at $10 million annually.