An arctic air mass is bringing prolonged cold and snow to the Ohio Valley. Forecasts predict lower temperatures and snow accumulations into next week, which will affect local weather and potentially disrupt travel.

This article details a day in the life of K9 Max from the Hilliard Police Department, showcasing his dual role in narcotics and patrol while also being a cherished family pet.

Rep. Schmidt was sworn in remotely due to a snowstorm, with a notary public present, following Ohio law, highlighting the continuity of governance despite adverse weather.

An Ohio woman was fatally mauled and partially eaten by her neighbor's pigs on Christmas Day, police are consulting prosecutors regarding the incident.

Ohio's DYS is constructing four new juvenile justice centers in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties this spring. The outdated Cuyahoga Hills facility will be replaced.

Ohio residents have new Medicare enrollment opportunities from January 1 to March 31 for Part A and B, with additional special enrollment periods available for those eligible for Medicaid or needing prescription aid.

Ohio launches a webinar series focused on disability inclusion in communities and workplaces, announced by Governor Mike DeWine and OOD Director Kevin Miller.

Ohio insurers must now submit all tax returns and regulatory filings digitally, per the Ohio Department of Insurance. Checklists to aid with compliance are available on their website.

Columbus Police are investigating after Terrell Desale Moon was found shot dead on E. Hudson St, asking for community tips.

Columbus Police report a juvenile was found non-responsive and later pronounced dead. The Homicide Unit is investigating without releasing details. The public was urged to provide information.

A child died from burns in Columbus. The incident is under investigation and seems accidental. The mother was detained but released. No arrests have been made.

Arctic air settles over Ohio, bringing sub-zero wind chills and the potential for light snow and flurries. The frigid temperatures are expected to continue into the weekend.

COTA suspended fares during a Level 2 snow emergency in Franklin County to promote the use of public transit and enhance safety during hazardous weather conditions.