Kendra Wecker has been appointed Chair of the AFWA Executive Committee, where she brings her extensive experience to lead key organizational decisions and policies for wildlife management.

Dublin's S.R. 161/Post Road and U.S. 33 interchange project, aimed at safety and efficiency, is complete, highlighting successful interagency collaboration.

Columbus City Schools has initiated a meal distribution program to tackle food insecurity due to the suspension of SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown.

Tydell Butcher received a 36-month sentence for Attempted Felonious Assault at the Muskingum County Court, after causing serious injury during an assault at Putnam Tavern.

Governor Mike DeWine inducted 20 veterans into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame, honoring their post-military service to the community ahead of Veterans Day.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine updates on state support for families amid federal shutdown impacting SNAP, with funding allocated to food banks and emergency relief for the poorest Ohioans.

Former head of Cambridge Education Group, Marcus May, served with over $1 million in findings for financial misappropriation at Ohio schools, already sentenced for similar crimes in Florida.

Ohio State University honored 918 alumni who died in service during the Rock Ceremony, with wreath-laying led by Executive VP and Provost Ravi V. Bellamkonda.

Columbus City Schools held "Our Future, Our CCS" town hall meetings to discuss district goals, fiscal issues, and gather community input for future decisions.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine inaugurated the NextGen Training Center at Eastland-Fairfield Career and Technical Schools, marking a new phase in tech education.

Columbus Police arrested Deswquan Woods-Fafahana for the murder of J'Vontia Cassell, updating the public on the September incident leading to the arrest.

Ohio's Secretary of State Frank LaRose highlights transparency ahead of the general election, sharing early vote tallies and reminding voters to check their voting status and preview ballots for November 4.

Upper Arlington is accepting applications for its Community Relations Innovation Small Grant Program to fund diversity and inclusion projects, with awards ranging from $1,000 to $5,000. Deadline is December 12.