Santa Net on 3.916 MHz returns for its 20th consecutive year. Part of The 3916...

Gregory Wonderly is facing a felony arson charge after he admitted to setting the fire, court documents say.

Columbus Police launched "Operation Sleigh Crime" at Easton with a goal of preventing thefts, promoting public safety and keeping holiday shoppers safe.

Wade Christofferson, 72, is charged with attempting to sexually exploit a minor and with coercion and enticement.

In Shelby, Ohio, Westmeister Farms offers a unique blend of yoga and animal therapy with its otter yoga classes. Our Mike Polk Jr. checked it out with some friends.

Coping with holiday stress is crucial. Expert Kelley Breidigan stresses the importance of support systems, planning and asking for help.

A record number of Americans will be relying on their navigation apps to make it home for Thanksgiving this year.

The investigation is ongoing and charges are expected to be filed.

A new initiative in Fairfield County seeks more foster families, focusing on helping children with mental health needs stay closer to home for better care.

As rivalry week heightens sports enthusiasm, the rise of sports betting emerges with stark consequences for some Ohio State students.

A Delaware County assistant prosecutor has also been removed from her cases.

Michael Stith, 51, pleaded no contest in September to five counts of rape. A Marion County judge found him guilty on all counts.

AMSAT reports that AO-73, also known as FUNcube-1, has reached its 12th birthday. On November...

Voting has begun and will continue through Dec. 1 at noon.

Cory Hoffman has served on the council since November 2019 and was re-elected in November 2023.

Terms of the multiyear deal were not disclosed.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says he regrets his initial support for legalizing sports betting.

Ta’Kiya Young's family and supporters held a vigil at the Kroger where she was fatally shot over two years ago, renewing calls for justice.

Ohio high school athletes can now profit from NIL deals following a landmark vote. This shift, driven by a lawsuit, opens financial doors for young athletes.

In Ohio, the average cost of in-home care can be more than $60,000 a year. A new program allows caregivers to receive a monthly paycheck to pay for expenses.