Ohio State University's marching band performed a classical music-themed halftime show, "Keys to the 'Shoe," featuring pieces from famous composers during the Rutgers game.

Joseph Gerich turned himself in for the murder of Robert Russell, as announced by Columbus Police. Russell died from stabbing wounds after a disagreement on N. High St. Gerich, 22, is charged with murder, and the investigation is ongoing.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find the driver of a silver Toyota Camry involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Westerville Rd. The car likely has front passenger side damage.

The AI Fluency Forum at Ohio State University discussed integrating AI into education, emphasizing collaboration, ethical judgment, and real-world applications.

NBC4-WCMH anchor Matt Barnes attributes his success to his education at Columbus City Schools, reflecting on the influence of his middle school during a visit.

Officer Katie Demi of the Ohio State University Police Division, influenced by her small-town roots and her father's legacy as a trooper, embodies commitment to community and kindness in her role, also participating in therapy dog volunteering.

A low pressure system will bring rain to parts of Ohio but not heavy amounts. Clearing is expected by tonight, with sunnier weather possible over the weekend.

Scioto Brush Creek was designated as Ohio's 17th State Scenic River by Governor DeWine and the ODNR, praised for its biodiversity and conservation efforts.

Lancaster, Ohio, city offices will be closed on November 27 for Thanksgiving, with some remaining closed the following day. Residents should call to confirm which departments are open.

Upper Arlington's 2026 Community Relations Innovation Small Grant Program offers $1,000-$5,000 for local projects enhancing community inclusivity. Applications close December 12.

Upper Arlington Fire Division celebrated the introduction of a new ladder truck and the induction of three firefighter/paramedics with a traditional push-in ceremony.

The Ohio Auditor's office, led by Keith Faber, is to release financial audit results on November 18, covering various public entities, with some findings indicating potential financial irregularities.

Columbus Police seek public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an armed robbery on N. Nelson Rd. The suspects are two black females in their early twenties. Tips can be reported to Detective Rensch or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.