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.

The City of Worthington passed a resolution on inclusivity, emphasizing their support for immigrants and clarifying that immigration enforcement is a federal matter. The resolution is available in multiple languages.

A fatal fire in Madison County resulted in one man's death, cause is under investigation. Firefighters responded to the incident at a residence on High Free Pike.

John Steven Christie has been inducted into the Upper Arlington Wall of Honor for his diverse professional achievements and philanthropic work, including securing the NHL's Columbus Blue Jackets and fostering regional economic growth.

James Clear taught Columbus City Schools principals how small habits can significantly impact growth, emphasizing identity's importance in habit formation and introducing the "Four Laws of Behavior Change."

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine stresses the need for a national ban on collegiate prop bets following a college basketball scandal involving a points-shaving scheme.

Indictment reveals a college basketball point-shaving scandal involving games and players from multiple institutions, including Ohio University and Kent State, affecting outcomes for gamblers.