An audit of Germantown Union Cemetery found financial mismanagement, with former officer Julie Delph and a manager owing $2,100.89 for late fees and improper payments.

A juvenile was critically injured after being hit by a car at a Columbus intersection. The driver remained at the scene, with the investigation ongoing.

T-Pain and Tauren Wells will perform at the 2025 Ohio State Fair, which includes educational and livestock shows. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster.

A sting in Fairfield County led to 12 arrests for prostitution solicitation, with suspects ranging from a teacher to a retired officer. The operation aimed to combat illegal activity and human trafficking.

Ohio has opened a renovated I-70 westbound rest area in Muskingum County featuring amenities like native flora, dog trails, and rocking chairs to enhance traveler safety and promote local tourism.

A shooting in Columbus' Hilltop neighborhood left three injured, one critical, and one person in custody. Investigation suggests a home invasion; details and motives are unclear.

Ohio State Highway Patrol promoted Staff Lieutenant Maurice Waddell to captain, now commanding the Warren District Headquarters, celebrated in a ceremony.

Three suspects, one male and two females, are sought for theft from a store on W. Dublin Granville Road, with photos released by Columbus Police urging public assistance in identification.

A shooting in Columbus left one injured. Police responded to 911 calls and are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to contact them with information.

Christopher Jeffers was arrested for a road rage shooting in Athens, Ohio. No injuries were reported, and a gun was seized. Charges include felonious assault.

Ohio Judge Michael Tucker's father's police work influenced his legal career. This led to his transition from lawyering to judging, with a focus on efficiency and fair consideration in the court system.

Ohio is set to purge over 350,000 inactive voter registrations, with Secretary of State LaRose emphasizing election integrity and updated voter rolls. No removals will occur before the May 2025 Primary Election.

Human remains were found in Pleasantville, Ohio, and an investigation by local authorities is ongoing, with an autopsy pending to determine the identity and cause of death.