The NWS forecasts snow for Cincinnati and Columbus, with light snow tonight and a significant system Sunday into Monday. Flurries and colder temperatures are expected, with a potential mix of winter precipitation.

The Blue Jackets beat the Hurricanes 4-3 in a shootout, with Adam Fantilli scoring the decisive goal, improving their strong home record and playoff chances.

Police in Columbus seek James Mincy for a Christmas Day shooting on Refugee Rd; no injuries reported, with a warrant issued for Felonious Assault. Public assistance is requested.

Mount Carmel Health System and Aetna reached a multi-year contract, while Mount Carmel announced its split from Humana. OSU Wexner also secured a deal with Anthem, but not for Anthem Medicare Advantage.

Two were killed in Columbus on New Year's Day when their car, after a minor crash, was hit by a pickup whose driver, later arrested for OVI, tried to flee the scene.

Two juveniles were injured in a drive-by shooting on New Year's Eve in Columbus. They are expected to survive, and police are investigating the incident.

Hilliard Police Sgt. Zellers and dispatchers were honored for effectively aiding a confused driver, reflecting the 911 industry's excellence promoted by the Kyle Plush Foundation.

Ohio marks a five-year milestone in its fight against opioid addiction with Attorney General's SCOPE initiative, focusing on education, prevention, and research.

A 17-year-old is arrested for felonious assault and strangulation of a swim team member at Upper Arlington High School.

The Ohio Organized Crime Investigations Commission seized over $92 million in drugs and 560 firearms in 2024, with a boost from state collaboration efforts.

An officer-involved shooting in north Columbus resulted in a man being injured after police responded to a potential domestic violence incident on New Year's Eve.

The Columbus Police reported a hit-and-run on Sullivant Avenue that left an adult pedestrian severely injured, who later died. Authorities seek the maroon vehicle's driver and ask for public help.

The NWS forecasts snow showers and chilly temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati, with a weak disturbance possibly affecting Friday's commute and a potential wintry mix early next week.