OSHP is holding a hiring event on November 7 at Ohio Northern University for those interested in becoming troopers. The event will include testing and assessments.

A 16-year-old boy, Me’Khi Keys, was fatally shot in Columbus, Ohio. Police found him wounded, and he later died at the hospital. Authorities are seeking help to find the perpetrators.

Ohio's Appalachian region receives over $8.2 million in ARC grants to boost economic growth and counter coal industry job losses through the POWER Initiative.

Smile Hilliard, a dental practice in Hilliard, celebrates a decade of offering patient-centered dental care. It emphasizes quality, personalized experiences, and convenience, such as same-day appointments.

Mayor Pat Moeller and Chief of Staff Mallory Greenham of Hamilton have been named Rising Stars by Cincy Magazine, recognizing their contributions to the region's growth.

Ohio's Attorney General and 24 others filed a brief to the Supreme Court seeking to remove 1,600 noncitizens from Virginia's voter rolls, challenging a District Court decision.

Jamal Frazier was sentenced to 12 years for trafficking methamphetamine over 1kg and illegal firearms, including those with full-auto conversion devices. He pled guilty to the charges.

Columbus filed a lawsuit against Rosco's Market, aiming to close it for being a public nuisance linked to drug activity and prostitution near a school.

A man is in stable condition after a stabbing incident in southeast Columbus involving an altercation with juveniles; police are investigating, with no charges yet filed.

A teenager died after a shooting in Columbus' North Linden area, with reports suggesting he was involved in an altercation. No arrests have been made yet, and police are investigating.

Meteorologists predict warm weather in the Ohio Valley will be followed by a cold front with gusty conditions, potential showers, and a temperature drop around Halloween.

Ohio launched new "reading spaces" in WIC clinics to promote children's literacy, endorsed by Governor Mike DeWine and First Lady Fran DeWine with book readings.

Ohio announced six new projects that will create 415 jobs and retain 1,118, contributing $24 million in payroll and $1.1 billion in investments across various sectors.