Ohio and Indiana governors wager popcorn on the Big Ten Football Championship, with their respective teams, Ohio State and Indiana, competing for the title.

CCS Superintendent Dr. Chapman joined a Columbus Chamber of Commerce panel to discuss enhancing ties between education and industry to prepare students for the future workforce.

Survivors of abuse by a former Ohio State doctor protested outside a board meeting, seeking recognition. The university acknowledges the legal process but offers no direct response.

Country singer Megan Moroney announced "The Cloud 9 Tour" starting May 29, 2026, in Ohio, following her successful "Am I Okay? Tour." The tour supports her album "Cloud 9."

The NWS Wilmington OH updated that the Ohio Valley, including Columbus and Cincinnati, will experience light snow, low temperatures, and potential snow accumulations with clearer skies expected later in the day.

I-270 northbound lanes in Gahanna reopened after a closure due to a semitruck crash and fuel spill with no reported injuries. Traffic was diverted but has since resumed.

Audit reveals Gwen Spencer mishandled Cloverdale village funds, incurring over $3,000 in penalties and interest, with auditors holding her and her bonding company liable.

A juvenile was wounded in a shooting on Kola Way, Columbus. Police responded around 6:42 PM on December 1. The victim is expected to survive, and detectives seek community help in the investigation.

Ohio missionary Jeriah Mast is indicted for sexual misconduct with minors in Haiti, and a Canton officer faces a lawsuit for a fatal shooting. Both cases highlight power misuse concerns.

Snowfall in Ohio prompts school closures, including Cincinnati and Lakota local schools, and advises essential travel only due to hazardous conditions.

Grove City celebrated its communal Thanksgiving Wattle 5K with participants of all ages, promoting inclusivity, unity, and a healthy lifestyle, despite November's chill.

Westerville, Ohio is hosting a Blood Drive on Dec. 12 to address the need for blood donations during the holiday season. The event is a collaboration with the Westerville Division of Police.

OSU students and alumni showcased their business ventures at the Fisher College of Business event, emphasizing entrepreneurial spirit and university support.