Firefly Winery opens in Downtown Hilliard, offering a variety of wines and light fare for connoisseurs. The grand opening festivities are from Oct. 17-20.

Jonathan Pigram pleaded guilty to murders and other related charges, with prosecutors recommending a life sentence and parole eligibility after 52 years.

Kenneth Houser was found guilty of three counts of rape and one count of gross sexual imposition against minors under ten by a Franklin County jury. He received a life sentence without parole.

School custodian Edward Dorst was arrested for allegedly hiding a phone in a staff restroom at Toll Gate Elementary for voyeurism. No students were recorded.

The National Weather Service warns of showers and cooler temperatures in Ohio. Some areas could see soft hail or graupel, and there is a risk of frost as temperatures may dip to freezing overnight.

Ohio's Operation END-OHHT led to the arrests of 132 individuals attempting to purchase sex, resulting in several human trafficking survivors being identified and supported.

Worthington reminds residents of the rules for political signs: they must be placed only on private property, with specific placement away from roadways/public right-of-ways, and enforced by city staff. Violating signs will be removed.

A crash in Madison Township on Saturday night left one driver critically injured and both vehicles in flames after a collision at U.S. Route 33 and Bixby Road.

A 15-year-old boy with special needs reported missing in Gahanna, Ohio, was found safe, relieving the community after an urgent search by local police.

A Hilliard man died after his car struck a tree in Canaan Township, Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the cause, including potential drug or alcohol involvement.

The National Weather Service predicts a chilly and wet start to the week in Ohio Valley, with scattered showers and temperatures struggling to leave the 50s. Conditions may improve with warmer weather by the weekend.

Upper Arlington's leaf collection program supports the community's cleanliness and drainage by removing fallen leaves and encouraging residents to mulch or compost them for lawn and garden benefits.

The Ohio State Fire Marshal has ended the open burn ban in Upper Arlington following recent rainfall, allowing residents to resume use of fire pits and grills with safety measures in place.