Mason Williams was sentenced to 13 years in prison only a week after committing an armed robbery, following his immediate confession and cooperation with law enforcement.

Columbus City Council honored Veterans on social media, expressing gratitude for their service and acknowledging their role in preserving freedoms and community strength.

Multiple accidents on 270SB at Davidson Rd caused delays; Hilliard Police advised motorists to avoid the area. Traffic was backed up to Tuttle Crossing.

Ohio Rep. Ferguson introduced the Secure the Vote Act, requiring photo ID for absentee ballots, amid national election security debates. Critics fear it could disenfranchise some voters.

"Ohio: Wild at Heart" film showcasing the state's natural beauty premiered at COSI, with a focus on wildlife and human interactions with nature, also highlighting environmental issues.

Ohio State University plans to hire 100 AI-focused faculty members within five years, as part of a strategy to enhance research and education and strengthen its national and global standing in AI.

Columbus adjusts trash collection for Veterans Day while recycling and yard waste services continue as scheduled.

Ohio House Bill 538 aims to strengthen the Ohio Athletic Commission's regulatory role by integrating it into the Department of Commerce for better support.

Bryan Catlin, a former Muskingum County corrections officer, was sentenced to 16 years for crimes including kidnapping and domestic violence. Judge Anderson delivered the ruling on November 5.

Dublin's Fleet Division received the 19th spot in NAFA's Green Fleet Awards, marking its seventh consecutive year among the top eco-friendly fleets in North America.

Gahanna launches second community grant program to tackle food insecurity, with a focus on aiding non-profits fighting hunger. Applications close November 14.

Franklin County residents voted to extend a property tax levy supporting the Columbus Zoo, ensuring $20.5 million annual funding for operations and educational programs.

Ohio Representatives Miller and Robb Blasdel introduce the C.H.O.I.C.E. Act to inform parents of vaccine exemption rights and alter school vaccine requirements.