Ohio has enhanced its Long-Term Care Quality Navigator to include data on assisted living and nursing homes, offering a comprehensive resource for residents evaluating long-term care options.

Warmer weather is forecasted for Columbus and Cincinnati going into the weekend and early next week, with a temporary easing from the cold temperatures.

A barn fire in Hartford, Ohio, claimed over 50 goats' lives, including 26 baby goats and 30 show animals, with limited access to hydrants complicating firefighting efforts.

Ohio's Drug Recognition Experts (DREs) are trained to detect drugged driving, contributing to road safety and legal processes to keep impaired drivers off the roads.

Three Zanesville residents were sentenced for repeated retail thefts in Muskingum County, demonstrating a local commitment to addressing property crime.

The Columbus Police seek public help in identifying suspects involved in a drive-by shooting on S. 6th St, which resulted in one minor injury. They emphasize the severity of the incident and ask for tips.

Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague announced that Fairborn saved through the OMAP on costs for police and water system improvements. This marks Fairborn's fifth use of OMAP, which has previously saved the city $30,705 in interest.

The Midwest is experiencing cold temperatures and snow flurries, but a warming trend is forecasted, with the possibility of rain and higher temperatures next week.

Working with multiple agencies, Marysville authorities executed warrants at a spa and residence under investigation for suspected illegal activities. No arrests have been made yet.

NHL Stadium Series preparations for the Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Detroit Red Wings outdoor hockey game at Ohio Stadium are underway, with crews working on detailed event setup and ice maintenance.

Upper Arlington's PLAY UA program provides financial aid to residents for local recreational activities, offering reduced fees for children's camps, seniors' programs, and more, based on financial need and residency requirements.

Reynoldsburg City Schools board voted to cut $8.3 million from their budget, affecting jobs and programs, after a levy failure and an unmet reduction target.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber's office is set to release audits covering a variety of public entities, including schools and a home health service, to ensure proper financial management and uncover misuse of funds.