The former mayor of Ithaca, Ohio, admitted to theft in office, repaid over $38k, and may have his conviction terminated if he adheres to court-ordered conditions.

Shayla Favor, the first Black and female prosecuting attorney in Franklin County, has formed a diverse transition team to reform the justice system. The team focuses on innovation and community healing.

The National Weather Service forecasts breezy conditions for Ohio with increased wind speeds, clearer skies, and a warmer temperature range in the coming days. Winds may gust up to 25-35 mph along the I-70 corridor.

Franklin County Prosecutor Shayla Favor forms a transition team focusing on criminal justice reform, led by Janet E. Jackson, to guide the prosecutor's office towards a restorative justice system.

The Ohio Department of Commerce offers advice to mitigate cybercrime, citing increased incidents and financial losses. During Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Week, strategies like MFA and strong passwords are recommended.

Ohio held its eighth Drug Dropoff Day in Montgomery County, collecting 216.6 pounds of medications. The event highlighted its role in preventing drug misuse and environmental damage.

Rhonda Coomes received a 42-year sentence for child endangerment involving 14 children at her daycare. Three kidnapping charges were dismissed after her plea.

Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center moved its Emergency Department entrance to facilitate inpatient tower construction.

During an annual meeting, the ODA praised three H2Ohio water quality program contributors, highlighting their leadership in conservation efforts.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is seeking new troopers to address a staffing shortfall accelerated by the pandemic and retirements. They are actively recruiting to maintain public safety standards.

A fatal crash involving a 2015 Infinity Q50 on S. High St. resulted in one ejected fatality and two fleeing the scene, with police urging public assistance in the investigation.

Former Allen County RTA head Sheila F. Haney was indicted on seven felony counts, including theft in office, after an investigation revealed misappropriation of funds.

Gusty winds and varying temperatures are expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and surrounding areas. In northern regions, winds may reach 40 mph.