The woman was identified as 30-year-old Jordan Chaffin and the man was identified as 32-year-old Coty Chaffin.

Kevin McGuff wasn't present at court on Tuesday, but he pleaded guilty to an amended charge instead of OVI.

Whitehall police charged Gerald Dixon with gross sexual imposition and compelling prostitution.

Police said the incident was a "non-intentional shooting" between people inside the home on East Long Street.

Leaders with the Ohio Traffic Safety Office say the number of drivers using marijuana is growing across the state.

One person is dead following a crash involving a car and semitruck pulling a box trailer.

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Tyler Stepp, 20, was taken into custody on Dec. 17 and Layle Mohler remains at large.

An Ohio sheriff's kidney donation sparked a life-saving chain, leading to five successful transplants.

Marion residents face growing frustration with their water, enduring costs and inconvenience despite assurances of safety.

Charges were dropped against two brothers arrested in an Athens County task force sting, but their legal fight continues in immigration custody.

At the Our Helpers Community Free Store, volunteers filled 100 boxes of food for immigrant families staying home.

One person was taken to the hospital following a two-vehicle crash in the early morning hours on Monday.

People gathered in Westerville Sunday afternoon to make their voices heard about the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Columbus.

The players were among 42 Ohio State student-athletes to graduate.

Sunday marks the last chance to purchase raffle tickets to win a home valued at $850,000, benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Ohioans 60 and older will make up a quarter of the state’s population, and those 85 and older are projected to grow by more than 50% over the same period.

Community leaders in Columbus rally to support immigrant families amid recent ICE activities.

Five of the bills revolve around property taxes, which the governor said will save Ohioans $2 billion.

Avery’s Law increases criminal penalties for owners of dogs that attack and gives more authority to dog wardens to enforce dangerous dog laws.