President Trump has rescinded Biden's Executive Order to increase voter registration, receiving support from Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose.

Upper Arlington Parks & Rec canceled morning activities today due to a severe cold that has affected residents' routines. The Senior Center is closed in the morning but is open for registrations; activities resume at noon.

Cierra Locke-Shelby was charged with Reckless Homicide after Tremain Russell died from a gunshot that she claims accidentally discharged during an argument.

Columbus Police are seeking public help to identify a suspect in a December burglary at a local business on Morse Rd. The suspect stole cash and tampered with a lottery machine.

Ohio faces extended below-zero temperatures, but a gradual warm-up is expected towards the weekend, with the cold weakening and potentially light snow on Thursday.

Columbus Police are searching for missing kids Jordan and Malachi Hicks, last seen near Sterling Ave. They ask for public help and advise calling 614-645-2358 with info.

A 4-year-old girl was fatally shot early Tuesday in a targeted shooting in Columbus, with no arrests made. Officials urge public assistance in the investigation.

An audit found Bloom Township's fiscal officer liable for $1,464.80 in penalties due to late payments, reflecting "gross negligence" in financial management.

Trimble Local School District is under fiscal watch due to budget deficits, unable to propose an adequate solution after a fiscal caution in December 2024. They must now submit a financial plan within 60 days.

Neuro Stat Analytical Solutions settled with the US government for $1.2 million over False Claims Act allegations related to fraudulent military contracts.

A 30-year-old woman was charged with reckless homicide after a man died from a gunshot in a domestic dispute in Columbus. She claims the shooting was accidental. Authorities seek information.

Columbus, Ohio, honors MLK Jr. with marches led by "We Are Linden. " The marches brave extreme cold to celebrate his legacy and advocate for civil rights and community values.

Ohio State University's online bachelor's programs rank No. 5 in U.S. News & World Report's 2025 listings, marking its consistent presence in the top 10.