Christopher Lockhart has been named the new Chief Information Officer of Columbus City Schools, bringing 30 years of IT experience to the district starting November 11.

Upper Arlington prepares for major gas infrastructure upgrades by Columbia Gas, including pipeline replacements and new stations, starting near the high school in 2025, with efforts to engage residents and coordinate with city projects.

Drier conditions and seasonal temperatures are expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington until midweek. However, rain is likely to return from Wednesday night into Thursday.

Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith broke two program records as the Buckeyes shut out Purdue 45-0, with Smith surpassing Cris Carter's freshman touchdown record.

Columbus airport police responded to gunfire at the Residence Inn's parking lot, ensuring no ongoing threat. No injuries were reported, and no arrests were made as the investigation continues.

A shooting in northeast Columbus resulted in one death and one critically injured. Suspect Devon Ford faces a murder charge, with police issuing a warrant for his arrest. Public assistance is sought in the ongoing investigation.

Ohio experiences a wet and windy autumn shift, with rain storms and breezy conditions, a high-pressure system is set to bring drier air early in the week, followed by warmer temperatures and more rain.

Authorities seek public help after a female terrier was found shot and concealed in a Nelsonville pond, suspected to be a deliberate act of animal cruelty.

Ohio grants $17.5 million for public transportation projects aimed at improving workforce mobility. The funds are allocated to 33 transit projects in urban and rural areas.

Walter "Ted" Carter Jr. was formally inaugurated as Ohio State University's 17th president, emphasizing his strategic vision and five-point plan for the university's future.

A 13-year-old girl from Columbus, Ohio, was found safe after an AMBER Alert. Her stepfather, Shane Steven Smith, was arrested on charges of kidnapping, planning to flee the state.

Due to a low-pressure system moving in late Saturday, the National Weather Service predicts rain and warmer temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati this weekend.

Three adults were found dead in a west Columbus home from suspected overdoses, without signs of foul play, prompting an ongoing investigation and a community vigil in their memory.