Data from the Ohio Department of Health showed 250 deaths by suicide in 2023 for Ohioans aged 10 to 24.

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Demonstrations are happening across the country as attention on ICE has intensified following federal operations in Minneapolis that resulted in two deaths.

A Scioto County man faces 10 rape charges after the sheriff's office says a mother contacted them about her 14-year-old being sexually assaulted.

The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled in September that the state had been using the wrong formula to calculate Medicaid payments for nursing homes.

Gov. Mike DeWine signed Ohio House Bill 29 on Dec. 19 and it will go into effect on March 20. The bill passed unanimously in the House and the Senate.

10TV has your list of events happening in the Columbus area in February for Black History Month.

Hundreds of demonstrators braved bitter cold in downtown Columbus to join a nationwide protest and general strike against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

According to Franklin County Court of Common Pleas records, 30-year-old Daniel Neal was ruled incompetent to stand trial because of his mental condition.

The single-vehicle crash happened around 10:10 a.m. on state Route 37.

Randy Marker and his grandson, Oliver Yetman, bond as calculus classmates at Ohio State University.

This marks the fifth day this week many districts have remained closed.

A Veterans Affairs CBOC has just opened in Delaware, offering primary care, behavioral health, audiology, optometry and lab work for local veterans.

The change expands who must fulfill work requirements to receive SNAP benefits.

The expiration of TPS is fueling concerns in Springfield that ICE could step up enforcement efforts next week.

City officials say about 60 water main breaks were active at one point, with roughly 30 additional reports under investigation.

The fire happened in the 800 block of Marion Cardington Road East around 3:30 a.m.

ODOT is evaluating improvements along a 6.2-mile stretch of U.S. 62, from Smith’s Mill Road/Walton Parkway in New Albany to Clark Drive at the edge of Johnstown.

Days of below-freezing temperatures have turned ruptured water lines into hazardous ice-covered streets in several neighborhoods.

A Zanesville father sued Nationwide Children’s Hospital, alleging negligence after his newborn daughter died following a fall from a crib.