Columbus OH

A Columbus man who reportedly confessed his involvement in 2012 homicide was indicted on multiple charges including murder.

For Ohio landowners dealing with high deer populations, harvesting additional deer each fall can be beneficial. The question for some hunters, however, is what to do with the venison when the freezer is already full. An expanding deer donation program from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife...

On Saturday, October 17th, over 3,000 “No Kings” rallies and protests took place all across the country, with a goal of drawing attention to early voting and the upcoming midterm election on Tuesday, November 3rd. Several smaller events took place throughout various Central Ohio suburbs and neighborhoods, with...

An early preview from the 2026 qualitative walleye hatch summary that was presented to the Ohio Wildlife Council on Oct. 7 is more good news for the state of Lake Erie walleye fishing. Ohio’s trawl survey results in August found that the Division of Wildlife officials “ expect exceptional walleye fishing to continue for the foreseeable future.” Of course, this qualitative prediction is only based on Ohio ’s August western basin survey and the final combined Ohio-Ontario western basin index will

One person in Ohio won $50,000 with four of five winning numbers and the Powerball in Saturday night’s drawing.

Steubenville, OH — Drivers who passed a group of people waving signs and honking in Steubenville were seeing residents participating in a nationwide “No Kings” rally. Residents in the Ohio Valley joined the rally to share what they believe it is about and to encourage others to vote, with a focus on early voting.

Cleveland Clinic’s Ohio hospitals and doctors will no longer be in network for certain Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield members starting January 1, 2027, if the two sides do not reach a new contract. The warning covers Anthem’s Medicare Advantage plans and its employer-sponsored plans. Nothing has changed yet. On its accepted-insurance page, Cleveland […]

About 774,000 Ohioans are enrolled in Medicaid as working-age expansion adults, and the Ohio Department of Medicaid expects roughly 62,000 of them to lose eligibility during the state’s 2026-27 budget period as the new work rule takes hold. Beginning January 1, 2027, adults 19 to 64 in that group must show 80 hours a month […] The post Ohio Medicaid expansion adults 19 to 64 must show 80 hours of work or activities, or qualifying income, monthly from January 1, 2027, and renew every six months

An early Oct. 25–31 outlook raises hopes for milder trick-or-treating across the Ohio Valley.

Cleveland, Akron, Canton and Youngstown face another cold night after Sunday's sunny warmup.