A shooting on Cherrybluff Court in Columbus led to one person injured, police are investigating and seeking public assistance, with Detective Brumfield as the contact.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose investigates a voter check-in tablet in Perry County for security compliance and orders review of all voter check-in systems. Paper pollbooks will be used in the May election as a precaution.

Ohio's state health director urges vaccinations amidst measles cases in the state, stressing the seriousness of the disease and the effectiveness of immunization.

Officers Sexton and Valencia of the Columbus Division of Police were praised for their compassionate response to a domestic violence incident, emphasizing empathetic law enforcement.

Ohio's State Fire Marshal reminds residents to prioritize safety during spring cleaning, focusing on fire prevention by decluttering and maintaining appliances.

The National Weather Service forecast for Ohio indicates a mix of showers, storms, and temperature fluctuations, with potential severe weather on Sunday and changing conditions into the next week.

Ohio's handling of federal funds raises concerns with irregularities found in an audit, indicating mismanagement in state agencies and improper expenditures, such as payments for deceased individuals and unused assistance funds.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources launched the updated Ohio Lake Erie Birding Trail Guidebook, a resource for birdwatchers that supports local economies.

Marion County's 911 Dispatch business lines are operational again after a temporary issue, as announced by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Details on the cause are not disclosed.

Ohio's Transportation Council approves a draft funding plan for 14 state projects, allocating a total of $319.3 million. Public comments are open until April 16, 2025.

A dog named Naevia went missing in Sunpoint Park, was found, and returned home thanks to Gahanna Police and social media efforts. Officer Brown played a key role in the reunion.

Mohammad Ali was arrested in Dublin, Ohio, for the 2005 murder of NYC cab driver Mureed Hussain after a cold case was reopened using advanced forensic technology.

Micah Skaggs, 19, was arrested by Columbus Police for an aggravated robbery on Tuesday, where a victim was forced from their car at gunpoint. The investigation continues, seeking further information on the incident and a second suspect.