State auditors found financial irregularities in Clinton Township vacation payouts, leading to recoveries of $9,242; a retired administrator and a fiscal officer face liability.

The Ohio State Auditor's report reveals a loss of $5,804 in Jefferson Township due to fraudulent checks caused by the former fiscal officer's failure to reconcile bank accounts.

The Ohio House passed bills to rename local highways in honor of community heroes and to create the Ohio River Commission to promote economic development.

The Ohio Supreme Court has reversed a 1999 ruling, reasserting the need to show personal injury when filing a lawsuit, impacting a case by George Martens against local judges.

Upper Deck Golf is returning to Ohio Stadium from April 24-26, 2025, offering a unique golfing experience inside the sports venue with VIP options and various city stops on their tour.

A deputy and civilian were seriously injured in a crash caused by a semi-truck on an I-71 southbound off-ramp, leading to road closures and school bus delays.

A neo-Nazi group marched in Columbus, Ohio, with swastikas and racial slurs, drawing condemnation from leaders and sparking community unity events. No arrests were made during the march.

A cold front brings gusty winds and low temperatures to Columbus and Cincinnati, with flurries and light snow expected. Conditions will improve with milder weather and sun on Friday and warming trends into Monday.

Rhonda Coomes, 53, admitted to 14 counts of child endangerment for abuse at her Delaware County daycare. Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 27, 2025.

Ex-Columbus officer John Kotchkoski was sentenced to 65 months for a drug trafficking conspiracy involving fentanyl and cocaine. He pleaded guilty and must forfeit assets, including vehicles and firearms.

A man from Knox County, Ohio, with previous child crime convictions, received a 250-month prison sentence for distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material.

Ohio Turnpike toll rates for passenger and commercial vehicles will increase starting January 1, 2025, with E-ZPass users facing lower costs than cash and credit card users.

A Columbus man, Larry J. Williams, Jr., has been convicted of murder and narcotics charges, including directing the dismemberment of victims to hide his crimes.