Kirill Marchenko of the Columbus Blue Jackets is out indefinitely with a broken jaw, leading to significant challenges for the team's playoff aspirations.

ICE arrested a Ghanaian man in Columbus, Ohio, for sex crimes with a minor, with the agency underlining its commitment to protecting vulnerable populations.

Four men received a total of 71 years imprisonment in Maryland for machinegun possession and drug smuggling involving fentanyl-laced pills from Ohio.

Ohio House Democrats are focusing on the state budget to address the cost of living, with education and property tax relief among top priorities.

The NWS has updated the forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati, warning of potential weather disruptions due to mixed precipitation and freeze potential from Wednesday to Thursday.

Ohio launched an online portal providing daily voter registration data as part of its commitment to election transparency, as Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced. The portal aims to enhance public confidence in electoral processes.

Ohio awards various entities, including schools and city governments, for exemplary financial audits, highlighting their commitment to accurate, transparent financial records.

Six Ohio school districts receive the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for exceptional financial management.

Columbus Police are investigating a domestic shooting that resulted in the death of Gary Tyler Lyons, with the incident potentially being an act of self-defense.

Ohio's groundhog, Buckeye Chuck, prepares for his annual weather prediction with a high accuracy rate as Marion residents anticipate his forecast amid varied weekly weather conditions.

The Ohio Department of Education is seeking nonprofits to support the SUN Meals program, which provides summer nutrition to children ages 1 to 18 and individuals with disabilities up to age 21.

Ohio's DOLC recommends continuing responsible drinking after Dry January. In partnership with OhioMHAS, it offers resources for wellness, but abrupt cessation should be avoided.

Ohio's Department of Development grants over $33 million in tax credits to boost the state's film and theater industry through OMPTC and OFATCI programs.