Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation introduces a new Fitness Class Pass system, offering residents more flexibility and variety in their workout schedules.

A study indicates increased coyote-human interactions in urban green spaces like parks, with GPS data showing coyotes often frequent these areas for resources despite the risks of human activity.

The National Weather Service forecasts persistent rain and clouds for Columbus and surrounds, with a chance for brief clearings and upcoming rainfall events.

Venezuelan national Hector Velandia-Anaya was indicted for assaulting federal officers during his arrest after trying to escape and dragging two officers with his car.

Ohio officials transport Kelleys Island ballots to Erie County with strict security measures to ensure election integrity, as detailed by Secretary of State LaRose.

Ohio's Trees to Textbooks program is distributing $1.5 million from timber harvests to 12 rural school districts, counties, and townships, with the ODNR focusing on conservation education.

Grove City Police arrested five youths, aged 16-20, after a stolen vehicle chase, which included a crash, a foot pursuit, and an attempted carjacking involving a mother and child.

A shooting in Columbus resulted in an injury, with the alleged shooter, Dejai Preston Jr., surrendering to police and facing Felonious Assault charges.

Judge David Young dismissed four charges against Blendon Township Officer Connor Grubb related to the death of Ta'Kiya Young's unborn child, including two counts of murder and two of felonious assault.

An Ohio State study found that early morning practices reduce college athletes' sleep duration and quality, based on data from 359 athletes with sleep trackers.

A juvenile was hospitalized in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle in West Columbus. Police are investigating the incident, with no details on the driver or charges released.

Upper Arlington City Council meets tonight at 7 pm for a session open to public input, available in person or via live stream, ensuring community engagement in local decision-making.

Ohio Governor DeWine announces $13.5 million in transit funding to link citizens to employment, enhancing job accessibility and connecting rural and urban areas.