The National Weather Service predicts dry, progressively warmer weather for Ohio with clear skies and temperatures rising towards the 90s by early next week, suggesting stable summer-like conditions.

Columbus police are actively seeking Jaquez Hoover for two murder charges after a double homicide at Aura nightclub in June, urging public assistance.

The article discusses a class action lawsuit filed against the city of Columbus following a cybersecurity breach, with upcoming legal actions from police and firefighters' unions.

Columbus Gifted Academy educator Sherry Daniel has been awarded the Fulbright Teacher Exchange award for the 2024-2025 academic year. She will participate in the Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms program.

A mother's personal data was leaked on the dark web after a ransomware attack in Columbus, affecting over 500,000 people and raising cybersecurity concerns.

Hilliard City Schools conducted a reunification drill to prepare for emergencies, involving teachers, police, and fire departments, and aiming to perfect their crisis response plan.

A juvenile in Columbus was hospitalized with severe injuries after falling from a moving car on South Westgate Avenue. The incident is under investigation.

Grandmother Emma Loza de Leon, involved in a drug ring, will attend a bond hearing with associates implicated in a case highlighted by her grandson's overdose.

Former Ohio State quarterback Art Schlichter, 64, was indicted on felony drug possession charges after being caught with crack pipes during a traffic stop.

The Ohio Valley experiences a cooler weather pattern with temperatures in the low to mid-70s, under the influence of high pressure, providing relief from summer heat.

Alexis Peterson's journey from a young basketball talent at Columbus YMCA to competing for Olympic gold in Paris highlights the role of her Ohio community in shaping her skills and ambition.

Woodcrest Elementary School collaborated with local volunteers for a day of service, which included setting up a sensory room, creating care packages, and launching a Free Little Library to boost student education and community engagement.

Dublin police responded to a reported threat at Wyandot Elementary School, which was later deemed non-credible and suspected to be "swatting" from an overseas IP address.