Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the final steps of voter record maintenance, which aim to purge inactive registrations while ensuring accuracy and election integrity.

Woodcrest Elementary and Intel teamed up for "STEAMing Through the Snow," a program that engages students in the sciences and arts during the school's winter break.

Upper Arlington's 614 Restaurant Week features local eateries offering special menus with fixed prices from January 20 to 25, 2025. Dine-in and takeout options are available.

Tayvion Taylor was sentenced to 17-22.5 years for drug trafficking and firearms charges after being apprehended with automatic weapons and drugs on Interstate 71.

An adult died after being hit by two vehicles when stepping into traffic on Fisher Road, as reported by Columbus Police. The investigation is ongoing.

A suspect, Devon R. Ford, was arrested in connection to a November shooting on Fitzroy Dr. in Columbus, which resulted in one death and one hospitalized. The Columbus Police continue their investigation, urging public assistance.

State Rep. Jean Schmidt has been appointed Chair of the Ohio House Health Committee by Speaker Matt Huffman, which implies a critical role in shaping health policy.

Brian Lampton has been reappointed as Chair of the Ohio House Insurance Committee, bringing over 30 years of industry experience to address insurance issues for Ohioans.

As per the Ohio AG's office, former VFW post quartermaster Guy Andonian was sentenced for embezzling over $35,000.

An Ohio weather update anticipates light snow impacting AM commutes. This will be followed by dry conditions and a rain-snow mix approaching the weekend. Extremely cold days are forecasted for early next week.

Sarah Fowler Arthur appointed as chair of the House Education Committee in the Ohio House of Representatives. Speaker Huffman expressed confidence in her leadership.

Ohio court upholds the conviction of a man sentenced for using bleach to harm a stray cat, setting a precedent that extends felony animal cruelty laws to include stray cats.

Trent S. Willard of Licking County is charged with possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material and animal sexual conduct following an Internet Crimes Against Children tip.