Columbus businesses, like Three Bites Bakery, gain storefronts via a city initiative, while firms brace for policy shifts related to taxes and tariffs.

Ohio faces varied issues before the November election, including a gerrymandering amendment, foreign campaign funding, early voting details, and young voter concerns like economic hardship.

Graeter's teams up with The Cure Starts Now for their 16th Cones for the Cure campaign, raising funds for pediatric brain cancer with Elena's Blueberry Pie ice cream sales in September.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler, drier air and sunshine for Columbus and Cincinnati, with temperatures below seasonal norms and a comfortable week ahead.

A man was fatally shot by deputies in Licking County after a domestic dispute and a reported stabbing attempt. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is now looking into the incident.

The Columbus Crew and Ohio State Buckeyes held moments of silence to honor Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau, who died in an accident involving a suspected drunk driver.

Ohio high school football teams played in sweltering heat, with some games delayed for cooler evenings. Coverage included intense matchups, high-scoring games, and anticipation for the season.

Ohioans in Columbus and Cincinnati can expect a pleasant week with mild temperatures and sunshine, with a slight chance of rain towards the end of the week.

Seanna Groce, 43, was fatally struck by a Toyota Tundra while walking on Norton Road in Columbus. The incident occurred before 1 a.m., and the driver's condition and any potential charges are not yet known.

A highway worker found human remains near I-71 in Fayette County, prompting an investigation. The skeletal remains were confirmed to be human, with further details pending as the investigation continues.

David Pearson, an ODRC commander, was fired after a fatal training exercise led to the death of Lt. Rodney Osborne. His termination was due to conduct breaches and safety lapses.

Ohio State University athletes introduced faith-based events, leading to campus-wide discussions on faith in university life, especially around a baptism event.

The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers and storms ahead of a cold front, with mild weather to follow into the workweek for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio.