The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH, forecasts dry, sunny weather with high pressure in control over Columbus and Cincinnati through mid-week, with highs in the low to upper 80s. Rain might return late Thursday into Friday.

Jim Connolly has been named the new Director of Information Technology for the City of Dublin, previously serving in the same role for the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets.

Columbus Police are seeking information on a theft of 150 pallets from Morse Rd, involving a tan/gold truck and U-Haul trailer. Call Detective Francis at 614-645-2158 with any leads.

Troy Smith and other Ohio State alumni participated in a charity golf tournament to support mental health initiatives and NIL programs for current Buckeye players.

Ohio has seen a rise in marijuana exposures among children, with nearly as many cases recorded up until July 2024 as in all of the previous year, raising concerns for child safety.

Ohio restaurateur Bobby T. George is charged with attempted murder, rape, and other felonies, with his bond set at $200,000. He turned himself in after a warrant was issued.

A Zanesville man, Terry Warner, died after his vehicle collided with a barn in Perry County on State Route 204, with details of the crash still under investigation.

A suspect was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run involving an SUV and a motorcycle in Clintonville, with the motorcyclist pronounced dead at the hospital.

Officer Connor Grubb was indicted by a grand jury on charges including murder for the shooting of pregnant Ta’Kiya Young after an alleged shoplifting incident.

Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose refers suspected election law violators to law enforcement, emphasizing the state's commitment to election integrity.

The National Weather Service has predicted a brief dry period for Columbus and Cincinnati, with clear skies and mild temperatures before an approaching storm system potentially brings rain and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Asante Taj Omar Miller died after a SWAT standoff near Ohio State. Details remain unclear, with heavy law enforcement presence. Witnesses saw a man in black; former roommates expressed past concerns.

Marion Franklin High's Dawayne Galloway, a top athlete in Ohio, has committed to Purdue University and stands out in football and track with multiple accolades.