A barn fire in Prairie Township resulted in the death of hundreds of animals, including horses and chickens. The fire is under investigation, with heat lamps and electric blankets noted as possible ignition points. No human injuries were reported.

Ohio's Supreme Court has equipped 38 new judges with essential judicial skills through a comprehensive orientation program, focusing on ethics, decision-making, and court management.

Governor Mike DeWine warns Ohioans to prepare for a severe winter storm, advising residents to stay home, ensure vehicles are winter-ready, and implement safety measures at home.

A utility project will cause Beech Road in New Albany, Ohio, to be one lane with flaggers managing traffic from January 26-30, potentially delaying motorists.

Newark's City calls on Licking County youth to create eco-focused posters for the 2026 Licking River Round Up, offering prizes for both students and schools.

Ohio State Highway Patrol released a dashcam video of two crashes on an icy bridge, highlighting winter driving hazards and urging caution on such surfaces.

Firefighter Carson DeCarlo had a final shift with his father before his military deployment and potential retirement of his father, continuing a family firefighting legacy.

Allison McClain is indicted for allegedly embezzling over $70,000 from the Village of Ashley as a utility clerk, facing charges of theft and more. The Ohio Auditor's SIU investigated discrepancies in deposits, leading to the charges.

South High School's Music Technology course teaches students to create music using modern tools, sparking interest in music careers and providing hands-on experience with software like GarageBand.

Upper Arlington's 614 Restaurant Week offers discounted three-course menus, with part of the proceeds supporting Home for Families. The event features various local eateries and emphasizes community contribution.

Officer Sandra Silva retired after a distinguished 35-year career with the Columbus Division of Police, serving as a patrol officer, field training officer, and in the Mounted Unit. She also has 22 years of military service.

The Franklin Township Fire Department is recruiting volunteer firefighters, offering free professional training and the chance to serve the community.

The Lancaster Police Department warns of severe cold, listing local shelters and urging community safety, noting the importance of seeking help when needed.