Ohio allocates $106.9 million to clean up 61 contaminated sites across 22 counties, funding both remediation and assessment to spur economic development.

The NWS in Wilmington forecasts increased clouds and a chance of light showers for Ohio, with mild temperatures in the 80s and lows in the 50s and 60s. Rain chances persist midweek, with clearer conditions for aviation.

Police and a suspect exchanged gunfire in Columbus’s University District, resulting in a standoff, with no injuries reported. The incident began with an alleged break-in.

A person was critically injured in a north Columbus shooting, with police seeking three male suspects. The location is possibly a gentlemen's club. Details and motives are still unclear.

Columbus Police resolved a standoff with Michael Oswalt following a multi-vehicle crash and disruptions on I-70 and I-71, requiring SWAT intervention.

The NWS forecasts cooler-than-normal temperatures and dry conditions for Ohio, with clear skies and highs ranging from the upper 70s to low 80s into mid-week, and no significant rainfall in sight.

Ohio Governor DeWine announced the resignation of ODOT Director Jack Marchbanks and the nomination of Pamela Vest Boratyn as his successor, pending Senate approval.

Governor Mike DeWine issued a proclamation to prepare state agencies to support communities affected by violent storms in Northeast Ohio, emphasizing protection and assistance in recovery efforts.

Ohio lawmakers urge Governor DeWine to declare a state of emergency after severe storms leave 500,000 without power and cause widespread damage in Northeast Ohio.

The Ohio House honors Marigene Valiquette, its longest-serving female legislator, for her work in children's welfare, women's rights, and labor advocacy.

Columbus City Schools held a graduation ceremony celebrating the resilience and success of its students, highlighting stories of perseverance, including a woman's graduation after leaving school in 1996.

Columbus City Schools report no bus driver shortage for the upcoming year, contrasting with previous issues, though administrators warn of potential delays.

Cooler, drier air is expected across Columbus and nearby areas as high pressure takes over, bringing sunshine and pleasant temperatures for the weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.