A Columbus SWAT officer was not indicted in the fatal shooting of Benjamin Wheeler after a domestic incident on August 1, 2024, as Wheeler attacked with a knife.

Ohio State University researchers developed a paper-based diagnostic tool for asymptomatic malaria with 90% accuracy, comparing favorably to PCR tests. The device, useful in remote areas, supports a preventive approach to managing malaria.

A Franklin County grand jury decided not to indict Columbus police officers for the fatal shooting of Lamine Mahmoudi, finding insufficient evidence for charges.

Ohio and surrounding states expect summer storms and heat this week, with potential flooding and severe weather. The National Weather Service issued advisories for rain, thunderstorms, and rising temperatures.

A North Linden apartment fire resulted in a man being hospitalized in critical condition, and the cause is under investigation.

Columbus Police reported a shooting last Saturday, resulting in several injuries and the death of Jusiah Mason the next day. They're seeking digital evidence and witnesses to aid their ongoing investigation.

ODOT is closing SR 736 in Union County between Taylor Rd. and Robinson Rd. for 120 days starting June 16 for a bridge replacement, with a suggested detour via U.S. 42, SR 161, and SR 38.

An accident on US-23 North caused delays but has been cleared, with traffic flow back to normal. ODOT District 9 informed the public and recommended alternate routes.

Joanna Orozco, a social worker at West High School, was honored as an AEP Hometown Hero at a Columbus Crew game for improving school attendance rates from 59% to 82% post-pandemic.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office is releasing audit reports scrutinizing public spending on Tuesday to ensure financial accountability and transparency.

Ohio named the 1905 Wright Flyer III as its official state airplane, with Governor DeWine signing the bill at Carillon Historical Park in Dayton, recognizing the state's aviation history.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Columbus and Cincinnati until Thursday, with clearer conditions expected Friday.

Columbus Division of Fire conducted a mass casualty drill at Rickenbacker Airport to prepare for potential disasters, involving multiple agencies and testing emergency response protocols.