Ohio lawmakers consider HB 25, which would offer scholarship opportunities to foster youths who have been in the system since age 13. This would include access to trade schools, community colleges, and universities.

The article highlights the successful track and field career of Camron Turner from Eastmoor Academy, celebrating her high school and collegiate achievements.

State Rep. Bill Roemer attended the opening of a new Wendy's in Boston Heights, noting the positive economic impact and AI advancements in drive-thru services.

Ohio State University plans to test its Buckeye Alert system on May 20 across all campuses to ensure efficient communication during emergencies. The tests will be marked as drills and will encourage the community to update contact information.

Carson King, 19, was arrested for a shooting on Mock Rd in Columbus that killed 18-year-old Au'jai Davenport and injured others. The police credited community tips for the quick apprehension.

Columbus police are investigating a possible murder-suicide after discovering two deceased adults with gunshot wounds.

The North America Trek exhibit at the Columbus Zoo is delayed due to a window crack and bad weather, with the focus on animal acclimation and welfare.

Ohio is facing unstable weather with showers and storms as a low pressure system moves through, but warmer conditions are expected later in the week with a brief break before more potential rain.

National Police Week highlights the sacrifices made by peace officers, including the Gahanna Division of Police, which paid tribute to fallen Officer Charles DuVernay on May 15, Peace Officers Memorial Day.

A study suggests that Nobel Prize winners engage in award-winning research sooner if they frequently change locations, offering insights into the link between mobility and creativity.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources introduced the Lake Erie Scenic Vistas initiative, marking 69 viewing spots along the lake's 312-mile coastline.

Upper Arlington will induct Dr. Martin Peter Sayers and Marjorie Garvin Sayers into the 2025 Wall of Honor for their contributions to medicine and local history.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office partners with two organizations to provide first responders with sensory kits for those with sensory sensitivities.