E’lon Hamilton, a student at West Mound Elementary, founded the Cursive for Kids club to teach cursive writing to his peers, supported by Principal Margaret Brown.

The Ohio State University has canceled in-person classes due to heavy snowfall and is moving to virtual learning. Essential services remain limited, and non-essential activities are advised to be cancelled.

A Norfolk Southern Railroad train unexpectedly halted in Madison County, disrupting all railroad crossings in London city, causing delays for commuters. The blockage was cleared after about 30 minutes.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reported 715 bald eagles sighted during a January survey, evidence of successful conservation efforts in the state.

CCS announces winners of attendance challenge, highlighting Colerain Elementary, Columbus Africentric Middle, and Columbus Scioto High for their successful strategies to improve student attendance.

The National Weather Service warns of heavy snow and extreme cold in Wilmington, with potential travel impacts and dangerously low temperatures forecasted through the week.

Grove City's City Hall Council Chamber hosts an exhibition of James Mateer's art, featuring colored pencil works and block prints, with pieces available for purchase.

Dublin's Fire Department advises residents on winter safety, urging them to shovel snow around hydrants, drive safely, check on neighbors, and have fun responsibly in the snow.

Ohio attorney Bruce Wallace received a one-year suspension, with six months possibly stayed, for trying to coerce sexual favors from a client in exchange for legal services.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington issued a winter weather advisory for Columbus and Cincinnati with expected light precipitation and very cold temperatures into the next week.

ODNR urges Ohio boaters to enroll in a free boating education course during the off-season for better safety and compliance.

Valley Township's fiscal officer, Jeffery Miser, and his bonding company owe $8,155.87 for late financial obligations, leading to penalties and fees. An audit revealed negligent tax withholdings and late vendor payments.

Elizabeth Maple of the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office completed an elite public safety communications leadership program, earning a Certified Public-Safety Executive certification.