Columbus Downtown High School students explored various city engineering aspects during a one-day event, gaining practical insights and professional opportunities.

Police responded to a stabbing at Grant Hospital in Columbus, an adult male suffered serious wounds after allegedly being stabbed by his roommate, Seferino Lopez-Bautista, who was charged with Felonious Assault.

The Columbus Board of Education discussed funding and service renewals and honored Angela Pace at its meeting, which also included public participation and plans for remote viewing of future meetings.

Ohio's ODNR releases weekly Spring Wildflower Bloom reports detailing emerging native wildflowers through mid-May. The reports include viewing recommendations and a checklist for enthusiasts.

A person was shot on Tamarack Boulevard in Columbus and is being treated for injuries. The police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

Ohio celebrates National Nutrition Month, focusing on how "Food Connects Us," backed by the Ohio Department of Health with resources for healthier eating habits.

Dr. Martin Peter Sayers, II, and Marjorie Garvin Sayers will be inducted into the Upper Arlington Wall of Honor for their notable contributions to the community.

Ohio's ODNR has added 14 new Natural Resources Officers who completed state peace officer and specialized ODNR training and are ready to serve in law enforcement and conservation education roles.

Ohio's Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, has issued a directive to remove noncitizens from the state's voter registration lists, enhancing the enforcement of citizenship voting requirements.

The National Weather Service forecasts dry conditions and rising temperatures in the Ohio Valley region, with potential breezy and rainy conditions arriving midweek.

Two Texas men were arrested in Ohio on human trafficking charges involving four victims, including a minor. The arrests followed collaborative efforts between state law enforcement agencies.

Heather Ridge Park's playground is getting a makeover, with old equipment being replaced after community consultation. Construction starts in late March, with completion expected by June. Temporary closure during work. Updates at hilliardohio.gov.

A Dayton woman pleaded guilty to stealing $1.5 million from Medicaid using a scheme involving stolen identities to run fake health agencies. She was caught in Texas after fleeing Ohio.