Columbus Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a daylight assault near the intersection of Gender Rd. and Refugee Rd., with a photo provided for identification. Tips can be reported to Detective Orahood or Central Ohio Crime Stoppers.

Tydell Butcher pleads guilty to Attempted Assault, facing up to three years in prison for a 2024 Putnam Tavern incident, despite defense citing a racial slur as provocation.

Columbus City Schools collaborates with local agencies to feed students affected by the federal shutdown's impact on SNAP benefits, opening distribution sites and implementing new initiatives.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber awarded several local governments and school districts for superior fiscal responsibility and transparent financial reporting.

Ohio experiences a shifting weather pattern with gusty winds, a temperature drop, rain, and possible snow showers as a dry cold front moves across the state.

Upper Arlington's CARES initiative expands helpdesk office hours at local venues to assist residents, particularly older adults, with various support services.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to identify two individuals involved in credit card theft at Winchester Square Shopping District on October 18, 2025.

Ohio authorities warn drivers to be cautious of increased deer activity during breeding season as deer-related crashes, which can be costly and sometimes fatal, tend to rise.

Ohio offers free shooting range access to veterans on Nov. 15, waiving fees at state-managed Class A, B, and C ranges in recognition of their service.

Principal Tiffany Genton is celebrated for her hands-on, compassionate leadership at Maize Elementary, valuing staff and student wellbeing and fostering a supportive community as per a Columbus City Schools publication.

Ohio wildlife officers received NAWEOA awards, with Investigator Kiefer named Officer of the Year and Officer Keller with K-9 Scout earning the Loyal Partner Award.

Research reveals that young umbrella acacia trees in Africa grow aggressively during droughts, contrary to the conservative water-saving of other acacias.

Dr. Staci Rouse, with 26 years in the same district, reflects on her educational journey at Johnson Park Middle School, from special education teacher to principal, emphasizing a culture of compassion, inclusivity, and student potential.