The Ohio Department of Natural Resources shared photos of Clifton Gorge and John Bryan State Park, highlighting the parks' spring beauty and inviting nature lovers to visit.

A photo shared by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources captures a confrontation between a flying squirrel and a red-bellied woodpecker at Wingfoot Lake State Park.

City's young authors compete in a short story contest, showcasing creativity and storytelling skills, with winners announced and entries published in an e-book.

Columbus, Ohio launches SPARC, a program aiding individuals with medical and social services, accessible through 911 calls, referrals, and [email protected].

The Columbus Police Cadet Program is accepting applications for those 18-20 looking to pursue law enforcement careers, as announced by Mayor Ginther. The deadline to apply is June 9.

The Columbus Symphony Orchestra is performing at Hocking Hills' Ash Cave on June 15, with tickets going on sale on May 2. The concert offers a unique experience in a natural amphitheater.

Ohio welcomes spring with a diverse display of wildflowers, including the start of wild orchid season, signaled by the blooming of the showy orchis, as reported by the ODNR.

The Columbus Division of Fire celebrates the graduation of 12 firefighters from a six-week rescue technician program, highlighting their diverse skills in rescue operations.

The Ohio Valley is expected to experience a mix of warm weather and potential storms, with a forecast of high temperatures and a chance of severe weather, including thunderstorms and high winds.

Ohio State University Marching Band names Joshua Ford, an Aviation major, and Brian Speckman, an Accounting major, as 2025 drum majors.

Ohio school custodian Rick Andermatt was arrested for exchanging sexual materials with a minor and attempting to meet for sexual activities. He's been placed on administrative leave.

Pickaway County Sheriff's Office held an awards ceremony to honor its staff, recognizing individuals across various divisions for their service to the community.

The National Weather Service forecasts a brief dry spell for Columbus until Tuesday, with possible severe weather and a return to cooler temperatures later in the week.