The National Weather Service forecasts a shift from high to low pressure this weekend in the Ohio Valley, which could bring precipitation and potential freezing rain.

Ohio Rep. Pizzulli introduces legislation to help local school districts afford College Credit Plus programs by equalizing online course rates and sharing textbook costs.

Ohio health officials mark February as American Heart Month to raise awareness and encourage actions that prevent heart disease, the state's leading cause of death.

Myshawn Butler was sentenced to 25 to 30.5 years in prison for his involvement in the fatal shooting of Melione Tucker and other violent crimes in Columbus.

The Department of Commerce warns Ohio homeowners to be cautious of unsolicited property purchase offers and to research before selling to avoid lowball deals.

Brushcreek Township in Highland County has been declared 'unauditable' due to inadequate financial records and faces legal action if not resolved in 90 days.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose supports a Kansas bill against foreign election interference, echoing Ohio's efforts to ensure electoral integrity.

Weather in Columbus and Cincinnati, OH, will improve as a cold front leaves, but further precipitation and chill are expected into next week, including a possible stormy Saturday.

An art exhibit at the Ohio Department of Health features CCS student artworks and promotes the relationship between education and health, with praises for the displays and the positive impact they have on visitors and student artists.

A coalition is funding the next phase of The Columbus Promise, a program offering tuition-free college at CSCC to local graduates, with a $25 million target and positive impact noted.

Columbus City Schools celebrated the graduation of 22 students at their Winter Commencement Ceremony, highlighting their perseverance and varied educational journeys.

Ohio's Supreme Court is offering grants for local courts to improve technology, with applications open until Feb 28. Over $42 million has supported tech upgrades since 2015.

The Columbus City Council is set to review $13 million in budget amendments, with $5 million allocated for the local shelter system to address housing instability.