Dublin, Ohio's Reindeer Roundup is a festive scavenger hunt for Santa's reindeer, offering prizes and engaging the community in holiday cheer with a mobile app to guide participants.

Columbus City Schools celebrated the success of their "Heat Up Your Attendance!" challenge, which motivated schools to improve student attendance, with Beatty Park Elementary and Mifflin Middle School making significant strides.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts a wintry mix for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with a cold front bringing rain, gusty winds, and potential snow flurries, leaving colder air behind.

The Lancaster Police Department warns motorists of traffic signal outages at major intersections downtown due to AEP's maintenance. Drivers should treat these as four-way stops and exercise caution.

Over 10,600 Ohio high school students received acceptance letters to attend The Ohio State University Columbus campus, including many who are first-generation college attendees.

High school students from Tolles Career and Technical Center visited Ohio State University for a firsthand look at collegiate exercise science programs, participating in interactive learning experiences.

Michaela Medek died from blunt force trauma; her husband, Austen Medek, was charged with her murder. The Columbus community is responding to the case amid discussions on domestic violence.

Ohio joins FTC-led lawsuit accusing Uber of deceiving customers with its Uber One subscription trials, seeking restitution and changes in the company's practices.

Columbus Fire Recruit Class 124 has completed CPR/BLS training, a key step towards becoming emergency responders, with Red Company moving to fire training and Blue Company to EMT training next.

Reynoldsburg Police offers a R.A.D. self-defense class series for women focusing on abduction and sexual assault prevention, held on Saturdays in January.

The National Weather Service predicts warming weather for Ohio with rain due to a cold front, followed by cooler, dry conditions post-rain due to high pressure.

The TAPS Academy has graduated students in Columbus, fostering relationships between young people and police through education on various issues like conflict resolution and gun safety.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is offering a ride-along program for individuals to experience the life of a trooper firsthand, aiming to attract new recruits.