The Columbus Division of Fire honored fathers within their ranks working on Father's Day and recognized the sacrifices they and their families make, showing gratitude to those serving the community.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio predicts showers and possible thunderstorms in the region with near-normal temperatures and a potential warming trend in the upcoming week.

The Franklin County Trades Academy, backed by a $1.2 million investment, aims to train 85 residents in skilled trades, addressing local labor shortages and supporting economic growth.

Columbus City Schools teachers participated in a professional development program at Ohio State University to learn about food science and create engaging classroom projects for K-12 students.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms around Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, OH, with a potential for localized flooding and a damp weekend ahead.

Hilliard City Council announced that local non-profits can apply for 2026 Community Grants until August 31 to fund activities benefiting Hilliard residents.

Taylor Swift successfully reclaimed her master recordings, a move that highlighted industry power dynamics and artist autonomy, despite the challenges posed by traditional record label structures.

Columbus Division of Police advises of road closures for Stonewall Columbus Pride, recommending public transport or ride-sharing due to affected areas on Saturday.

Melisa Diaz from Ohio State University has been named a 2025-2027 CIFAR Azrieli Global Scholar for her work on the role of ice meltwater in ecosystems, with implications for fisheries and extraterrestrial environments.

Nationwide Children's Hospital and Columbus City Schools partner to offer educational programs for young patients, ensuring academic continuity during hospital stays.

Upper Arlington announces a Juneteenth recognition event featuring Senator Hearcel Craig as keynote speaker, inviting the community to reflect on the end of slavery and celebrate African American freedom.

Teachers marched to a board meeting in protest over contract negotiations and concerns about the NSBLC's ideologies, which they fear could lead to segregation of students with disabilities and English learners.

Maureen O'Brien was appointed CEO of the Columbus Symphony, effective July 15, bringing experience from the New World Symphony and plans to oversee a major concert hall project.