The National Weather Service reports a shift in Ohio's weather, forecasting warmer temperatures, higher humidity, and potential thunderstorms towards the weekend.

A motorcycle rider died after being struck by a Jeep in Columbus, Ohio. The Jeep's driver fled but was later caught, facing charges for failing to stop after an accident.

Columbus Police seek suspects in a retail theft on Polaris Parkway; Detective McCotter leads the investigation.

The Dublin Planning and Zoning Commission has denied Dublin City Schools' proposal to convert the Cardinal Health headquarters into a new high school.

Ohio State University starts its fall move-in, expecting a strong turnout based on a record number of applicants. Details for new and returning students include move-in dates and an early arrival option with an additional fee.

Columbus City Schools' initiative increased food safety certifications among food service staff through summer training, culminating in a ServSafe exam, enhancing their skills and career advancement opportunities.

The city of Columbus has experienced a significant data breach, impacting over 400,000 citizens, with sensitive information now available on the dark web, contradicting earlier assurances by the mayor.

A teenager died after a shooting stemming from road rage at a Columbus gas station. Gage Anderson, 17, was killed, and Skyler Burley, 30, was charged with his murder.

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.