History reveals when Ohio may see its first measurable snow this year
As fall marches on in Ohio and the weather gradually gets colder, the first snowflakes of the season are coming. The Farmer's Almanac has made its prediction for the first snow of 2026, and is forecasting a cold, potentially snowy winter this season. Meanwhile, the Old Farmer's Almanac has a mixed forecast for the Buckeye State, with warmer than normal temperatures to the north and colder weather to the south. But what does the National Weather Service have to say about the first snowfall in the
Two men charged with weapons offenses after deadly Albert Ave. shooting
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — New charges have been filed against two men after a deadly shooting near a mosque on Albert Avenue in October. Court records show 18-year-olds Yonis Omar and Nadir Nurudin Ibrahim both face weapons charges for their actions on Oct. 19 near the mosque. ABC6 has been following this case as investigators work to identify everyone involved with the shooting death of 21-year-old Luqmaan Cusmaan. Although Omar and Ibrahim have not been charged with Cusmaan’s death, police docum
Body found in Hardin County, Columbus suspect one of two arrested
KENTON, Ohio (WCMH) — A body found in Hardin County Thursday morning has resulted in the arrests of two suspects, including one from Columbus. According to the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office and Kenton Police Department, authorities received reports of a missing person on Friday, Oct. 23. Seth Rigdon, 32, was reported missing by a family […]
Columbus-area man sentenced in killing of Obetz woman
A Whitehall man who pleaded guilty in the April 2025 killing of an Obetz woman will spend up to 28.5 years in prison, court records state.
“From Ho-ness to Holiness”: Sister Cindy preaches celibacy until marriage on the Oval Wednesday
Students gathered to watch Sister Cindy preach at the Oval on Wednesday. Credit: Michael Goulet | Campus Photo Editor. Sister Cindy gave out "ho no mo" pins to active audience members during her event on Wednesday, Oct. 29 2026 at the Oval. Credit: Michael Goulet | Campus Photo Editor.
80-Year-Old Ohio Farmer Carves Giant Protest Into Her Hayfield
An 80-year-old farmer in Clearcreek Township has turned one acre of her hayfield into a giant piece of protest art, plowed and planted to send a message to the data-center industry eyeing Ohio farmland. The earthwork sits off Bunnell Hill Road, about 30 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, and depicts the outline of Ohio, a farmer, a cow and a sign opposing the sale of farmland to data centers.
Ohio Voter Trolls Vivek Ramaswamy With The Question Everyone’s Been Wondering
A TikTok user turned a selfie with the Ohio Republican into a Grade-A trolling opportunity.
Two Columbus Schools Named Among America’s Healthiest Schools for 2026
Two Columbus elementary schools have earned national recognition for the way they look after students’ health. Columbus City Schools announced on October 28 that École Kenwood French Immersion and Winterset Elementary School were named among America’s Healthiest Schools for 2026 by the Alliance for a Healthier Generation. École Kenwood earned recognition in all nine of […]
Community tip led officers to arrest suspects accused of Groveport Dollar General robbery
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A coordinated law enforcement effort led to the arrest of three suspects after a reported armed robbery at a Groveport Dollar General, according to the Groveport Police Department. Police said officers responded Wednesday around 9 p.m. to a call about an armed robbery at the...
UniverSoul Circus brings music, dance and Halloween fun to Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — UniverSoul Circus is bringing its mix of acrobatics, music and dance back to Columbus, giving families a chance to experience a high-energy show with a Halloween twist. The circus features more than a dozen acts, including dancers, clowns and performers who encourage audience members to get out of their seats and […]

















