Ohio's Department of Aging seeks nominees for the 2025 Senior Citizens Hall of Fame, which will honor individuals aged 60 and older for their significant contributions.

Ohio AG sues two car dealerships for consumer rights abuses, including title withholding and odometer tampering.

Fifth-grader Bronze Burton-Duru impresses the Columbus music community as a talented cellist, starting only 18 months ago with in-class lessons and YouTube tutorials, performing with Urban Strings, and practicing daily.

A Nashport man received an eight-year sentence for the manslaughter and elder abuse of his father following a guilty plea for involuntary manslaughter and failing to provide care.

Dublin City Schools canceled plans to buy a Cardinal Health building, choosing instead to expand Scioto High School to accommodate the growing student population.

Kevin Hart's "Acting My Age" tour will stop in Columbus at the Schottenstein Center on May 16. Tickets are available starting tomorrow. The show promises a "phone-free experience."

The National Weather Service forecasts wet weather for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas due to an incoming low-pressure system bringing rain and mild temperatures.

Columbus police responded to a shooting on Brookcliff Ave. Two victims were in hospital, and suspect Xavier Gunnell was charged with assault.

Columbus Police investigate a shooting in Morse Creek Commons Drive. An adult was hospitalized with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. No suspects were identified, and the public asked for assistance with information.

Officer Paul Swan, who has been who has spent OSUPD for four years, discusses his role, emphasizing specialized training, community policing, and the sense of fulfillment he gets from serving the Buckeye community.

Ohio lawmakers Mathews and Schmidt introduced a bill to ban state funding for the death penalty, assisted suicide, and abortion, tying these issues with a value-driven approach.

U.S. Route 23 reopens after a semitruck collided with a tanker carrying acrylamide, causing no spill but leading to seven-hour road closure and an injury.

According to the National Weather Service, Ohio Valley residents should prepare for weather changes. High pressure will bring sunny skies before a substantial rain event hits the region.