Student veterans at Ohio State University at Marion have launched a beekeeping program, introducing hives to enhance the ecosystem of the campus prairie.

Retired UA City Manager Ginny Barney shared insights on Upper Arlington's growth on the podcast "Won’t You Be Our Neighbor," leaving details on her contributions vague.

A shooting at a Columbus mobile home park on Kane Drive left one dead; police seek a male suspect who fled, with Detective Johnson leading the investigation.

Ohio's weather is set to be calm early in the week due to high pressure, dry, with near-normal temperatures, according to the National Weather Service. Conditions will shift mid-week, leading to cooler temperatures and possible precipitation.

Upper Arlington is conducting a 2025 Community Survey with randomly selected households to gather opinions on city services and inform future policies.

Debra Kennedy is named the new police chief of Columbus State University, bringing over three decades of experience from the Columbus Police Department.

A report details financial wrongdoings by former Columbus Zoo executives, who embezzled $2.3 million for personal use, leading to criminal convictions and a zoo overhaul.

Columbus unveils a new Video to 911 feature for emergency services, addressing public safety with live video feeds, while considering privacy concerns.

Upper Arlington's Parks & Recreation department has announced the opening of outdoor pools for the 2025 season with residency verification required for entry.

Ohio wild turkey hunters have harvested 14,355 birds this spring, including a youth weekend tally, managed under ODNR's sustainable hunting guidelines.

The article highlights the successful track and field career of Camron Turner from Eastmoor Academy, celebrating her high school and collegiate achievements.

A study suggests that Nobel Prize winners engage in award-winning research sooner if they frequently change locations, offering insights into the link between mobility and creativity.

Sheriff Baldwin from Franklin County, along with Crisis K9 Sunny, visited Franklin Learning Academy to engage with students who later toured the courthouse.