The ODNR is launching its trout stocking program, releasing 85,000 rainbow trout in 90 Ohio locations starting March 12 to enhance fishing opportunities.

TourismOhio released the 2025 Ohio Spring Events Guide detailing 440 events across the state's 88 counties, organized by month and region, to showcase Ohio's spring festivities.

Dustin Thompson faces murder charges in the death of 70-year-old Tommy McClendon following an altercation in Columbus. The motive remains unclear, and detectives are seeking information.

A man was fatally shot inside a Dollar General in Mount Vernon, Patrick D. Yoder was charged with aggravated murder. Investigations by various agencies are ongoing.

Columbus Police officers visited Linden Park Early Childhood Education Center for 'Books and Badges,' reading to kids and hosting a dance party to foster community ties.

The Ohio Valley is expected to experience sunny weather and a warming trend this week, with dry conditions and above-normal temperatures. However, a stronger storm system may arrive by the weekend.

Ohio's House committee is reviewing a bill to revise annexation laws. The bill would give county commissioners more extraordinary veto powers and promote collaborative community development.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 14 into law, aligning the state tax code with recent federal tax changes for simplicity during tax season.

The Ohio House discusses a bill that aims to halt state funding for executions, assisted suicide, and abortions, emphasizing ethical and fiscal responsibility.

Governor DeWine appointed Mark Fowler as Delaware County Municipal Court judge effective March 25. He will succeed Judge Hemmeter. He must campaign for the position in November.

Columbus Police report a juvenile shot in the arm, now stable, investigation led by Detective Collins, with an arrest warrant issued for a suspect. The public is urged to share information.

Zachary Zoz will become the judge of Fairfield Municipal Court on March 31, succeeding Judge Joyce Campbell, with potential election plans in November.

Ohio's U.S. Attorney's Office reports multiple arrests and convictions for immigration and firearms violations, including cases of illegal reentry after deportation.