Ohio Supreme Court agrees armed school employees be trained
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that school districts must provide police-level training to employees carrying concealed weapons.
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Ohio starts college-to-police recruitment program
In an effort to make good on a promise to treat policing like a profession in the state, Gov. Mike DeWine has introduced a college-to-law enforcement pathway program.
Homes in central Ohio selling quicker than ever before
The time it took to sell a home in Columbus last month dropped to its lowest point on record.
CFP expansion progressing but still years away
The 11 university presidents and chancellors who oversee the College Football Playoff have authorized the continued evaluation of a proposed 12-team playoff.
Holiday travel to reach nearly pre-pandemic levels
The AAA projects Ohio will experience the third-highest Fourth of July holiday travel volume on record, trailing 2018 and 2019, the last two years before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down travel nationwide.
Woman escapes attack by rideshare impostor
Police are warning residents to be wary of people posing as ridesharing service drivers after a woman escaped from an attacker near the OSU campus early Sunday.
HS athletes encouraged to get vaccinated
While the state is not requiring COVID-19 vaccinations for high school athletes, Gov. Mike DeWine and other officials are encouraging students participating in all extracurricular activities to get vaccinated.
Girl, 5, injured after fall from moving vehicle at state park
Authorities say a 5-year-old girl was seriously injured after a fall from a moving vehicle in the parking lot of an Ohio state park.
Tokyo-bound Buckeyes
Two athletes with ties to Ohio State qualified for U.S. Olympic teams over the weekend.
CFP expansion may take months to work out
College Football Playoff expansion took another step forward this week.