Three veteran Columbus City Schools educators are set to retire, having positively impacted thousands of students throughout their lengthy careers in teaching.

OSU's Department of Public Safety provides safety tips for students on Halloween, emphasizing the buddy system, secure residence access, vigilant home security, and using alternative transportation.

Dry, cooler weather is expected in Columbus and Cincinnati, with high pressure leading to upper 60s and low 70s temperatures and no rain; a calm pattern persists into the weekend when a strong system may bring thunderstorms.

Columbus police responded to gunfire on Ruskin Ave., finding two homes hit. Jayion Hurse and a minor were arrested for the shooting. No injuries reported.

Interview with Principal Wendy Gittens highlights her insights on leadership and student development at Westmoor Middle School, emphasizing the importance of the right staff and celebrating student growth.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine postponed the executions of two inmates, Franklin and Trimble, from 2026 to 2029 due to issues obtaining lethal injection drugs.

Dublin is revitalizing the plant life around a local traffic circle to improve durability and maintain aesthetics, without altering the original design.

The National Weather Service forecasts a dry, seasonable weekend for Columbus and Cincinnati, with high pressure bringing mild conditions and highs in the low 70s.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports a slow progression of fall foliage in the state, and has planted seedlings for future sustainability. ODNR offers resources for viewing autumn colors and encourages sustainable forestry.

Ohio's AG Dave Yost warns 19 of 20 top porn sites for non-compliance with the state's strict age-verification law, threatening legal action without corrective measures.

Everett Mullins, 62, was arrested in Columbus for trying to cash a fraudulent check, an incident highlighting the ongoing issue of forgery and financial crime.

Ohio Governor DeWine declared a consumer product emergency to stop the sale of intoxicating hemp products by Oct 14, due to health concerns and regulatory gaps.

Penny Olmstead of PLSD earned the national ATP Certification, highlighting her significant expertise in assistive technology for individuals with disabilities.