Ohio Governor Mike DeWine endorses initiatives to improve mental health services and reduce the burden on the state's near-capacity psychiatric hospitals.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled in favor of Obetz in its tax dispute with Franklin County, preventing future withholding but denying recovery of funds already distributed.

Columbus Police are investigating an early morning shooting on E. Main Street where an adult victim sustained non-fatal injuries. Detective J. Valiski urges witnesses to contact law enforcement with information.

Columbus Police arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting on November 14. The victim was pronounced dead shortly after medics arrived. The investigation is ongoing, as detectives seek further information and urge public tips.

The Columbus Division of Police released information on a police-involved shooting, with Officers Carter and Liford, veterans of the force, now on administrative leave. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is currently investigating the case.

Columbus Police SWAT arrested Ricardo Ramirez for the murder of Alejandro Lopez-Lechuga after a manhunt following a fatal shooting on Princess Ln.

Ohio expects a return to normal weather after fluctuating temperatures and rain, cool conditions with light rain or snow possible Friday, a drying trend over the weekend, and increased rain chances by next Monday.

Uptown Westerville is highlighted for its charm and convenience. It offers easy parking and a pedestrian-friendly area complemented by shops, dining, and events like Farmers Markets and concerts.

The article describes a collaborative effort between 37 state attorneys general and the DOJ to propose a final judgment against Google to address alleged monopolistic practices and promote fair competition in search and advertising.

Marion's City Hall and other services will have altered schedules for Thanksgiving, with closures on Thursday and Friday and early closures on Wednesday. Essential services remain operational.

Officer Gloria West rescued a man from a burning truck in Columbus, sustaining burns during the act, but emphasizing that she was simply doing her job.

Upper Arlington and the TriVillage Chamber Partnership are hosting a networking event to foster relationships between local businesses and nonprofits and promote community engagement and growth.

Columbus police shot a 16-year-old homicide suspect who allegedly had a rifle. The suspect, Ricardo Ramirez, was linked to a fatal car burglary shooting and was confronted by officers at an apartment complex.