Lakewood police confirmed the 29-year-old former Glenville and Ohio State star was arrested on Clifton Boulevard Wednesday evening.

Documents reveal a trail of calls, expiring probate orders, and unanswered requests for help before two stabbings in Columbus.

The artist returns to the road nearly a decade after launching his "24K Magic Tour."

The crash remains under investigation.

A new strain called the "super flu" is contributing to the uptick in cases, according to the Ohio Department of Health.

A fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis prompted advocacy groups in Columbus to organize an "emergency protest" and a candlelight vigil.

According to a release from the committee, Rep. Robert Garcia proposed the amendment to secure the subpoena, seeking to advance the Epstein investigation.

The family said adults should face harsher consequences in gun incidents where a child hurts or kills another child.

Police have released little information about the investigation.

In December, the district's board of education voted to cut transportation for K–8 students attending non‑100% lottery schools except in certain situations.

Though Ohio was not a state in 1776, the America 250-Ohio Commission has planned ways to celebrate Ohio’s role in the revolution and its history.

Democrat Dr. Amy Acton and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy announced their running mates Wednesday.

The bill, co-sponsored by Sen. Bill Blessing (R-District 8), would make the creation of AI child sexual abuse material a third-degree felony.

The governor made his endorsement after Ramaswamy tapped Ohio Senate President Rob McColley as his running mate for the 2026 campaign.

McColley was first elected to the Ohio House of Representatives in 2014 before being appointed to the Senate to fill a vacancy in December 2017.

District officials detailed when and how staff will be notified that their position is on the chopping block.

Ohio gubernatorial candidate Dr. Amy Acton has chosen former state Democratic Chair David Pepper as her running mate.

Whitehall City Council did not take action to attempt to remove Gerald Dixon from his seat.

Three new Columbus City Schools board members were sworn in and a new president was elected at Tuesday's meeting.

Both Columbus and Franklin County are agreeing to increase the share of casino tax revenues going to the FCCFA from 32% to 50% over four years.