A man was shot following an argument inside a McDonald's in Franklinton, Columbus, and is now in stable condition. The suspect fled the scene and is being sought by police.

The NWS forecasts severe weather with rain and snow for the Midwest, including Ohio and Kentucky. A flood watch is issued, and flooding is a concern as systems bring heavy rain and wind.

Westerville, Ohio, maintains its Aaa bond rating from Moody's and Standard & Poor's for the 12th time, ensuring low interest rates for upcoming infrastructure projects.

Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo will perform in Columbus on May 23, with tickets on sale on Friday. The Grammy-winning rock duo will bring their hits to Mershon Auditorium.

A mother and son are on trial in Pickaway County for involuntary manslaughter after their pit bulls fatally attacked a 73-year-old neighbor, with prior incidents involving the dogs highlighted.

Ohio Reps. Ray and White back legislation for foster childcare support, which seeks to ease caregivers' financial burdens by shifting eligibility from income to need.

Ohio's House Finance and Health Committees are starting to review the state's operating and transportation budgets for 2026-27, with Representative Jean Schmidt playing a key role.

The National Weather Service has issued a caution for wintry mix turning to rain in Wilmington, Ohio, warning of early snow showers, freezing rain, and potential icy patches.

Ohio Attorney General announces $11M in grants for school safety measures, including training and tech upgrades, with a May 30, 2025, application deadline.

Gahanna parks are being equipped with new AEDs in climate-controlled cabinets that also alert emergency services when used, with more installations planned.

Ohio's professional conduct board recommends actions against attorneys and a former judge for misconduct, with proposed penalties ranging from public reprimand to suspensions.

Marion's Mayor announces holiday schedule: City Hall closed, sanitation on schedule, senior center closed except for dialysis, transit operating normally, and essential services active.

Village of Swanton's former fiscal officer, Jason Vasko, is responsible for nearly $3,000 in late fees and penalties.