A gold-and-white Columbus van helped move advanced heart care from the hospital to the street — and helped create modern paramedics.

Bexley voters will weigh a $115 million school facilities package in November, including a new middle school, major repairs and a 0.5% income tax.

Three Findlay families are beginning the path to homeownership as Habitat for Humanity starts building three new homes in Krystal Ridge.

George W. Bush’s veteran portrait exhibition arrives in Columbus this weekend with 66 paintings, a mural and stories of post-9/11 service.

Gahanna is buzzing over a new hive built with wheelchair access in mind. The project also aims to support Creative Options through future honey products.

At least five Upper Arlington homes were burglarized overnight near Tewksbury Road, with police saying unlocked doors and windows were targeted.

Ohio is seeking public input on a four-year aging plan focused on healthcare, transportation, housing, food access and caregiver support. Comments are due August 30.

A Columbus man has been sentenced to 13 to 18½ years after pleading guilty in the 2020 death of a toddler who was initially believed to have drowned.

Three Haslam-connected donors gave Mayor Andrew Ginther’s campaign $32,615.67 after Columbus approved a $25 million soccer financing package.

Nearly $2.9 million meant for Ohio retired first responders’ medical claims was transferred out of a protected account. A contempt hearing is now set for August.

Eight Legionnaires’ disease cases have been confirmed at a Thornville nursing home as officials investigate a possible water-system source.

Twelve blue benches at the Ohio State Fair are built to make seating easier for wheelchair users and their families.

Timotheus Graham, known as “Blue,” was sentenced in Columbus after pleading guilty in a Linden-area case involving drugs and commercial sex.