Ohio State University's College of Education and Human Ecology hosted a symposium on family engagement for student teachers, focusing on effective communication and collaboration with families to enhance children's education.

Upper Arlington has launched an online bidding platform for contractors to access and respond to RFPs and RFQs, emphasizing transparency, equal opportunity, and compliance with its affirmative action policy.

Two dogs wandered into Gahanna CrossFit, prompting a humorous police social media post and a call for their owner to retrieve them before animal control steps in.

Gahanna invites residents to a free Shred & E-Recycle event at City Hall on April 20. The event offers document shredding and e-waste disposal from 9 AM to noon.

The Gahanna Division of Police honors their Communications Center during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week for their critical role in public safety.

The 2025 Ohio Wildlife Legacy Stamp is now available, featuring a photo of a hummingbird clearwing moth. It supports the state's Wildlife Diversity Fund and offers perks like discounts at state park lodges.

Upper Arlington Community Foundation prepares for The Heart of UA event to honor the Crane family and raise funds for local philanthropy and community projects.

The 122nd Fire Recruit Class of the Columbus Fire Training Academy hoisted their banner in a traditional ceremony, marking their graduation after a 32-week training program.

Gahanna Police announce "Our Gahanna," a project for community input on the city's future, with events from May 6-8 for residents to share their vision.

Ohio reports a decline in traffic incidents following stricter distracted driving laws, with crashes, injuries, and fatalities decreased by 8%, 3%, and 4% respectively.

Ohio's strict "phones down" law has led to drops in crash rates, injuries, and traffic fatalities after two years, showing a promising trend in road safety.

A crash in Franklin County caused major road closures on 270W and 270E, leading to heavy traffic. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office later confirmed all lanes were reopened.

CPD reiterates a call for witnesses to come forward regarding the unsolved 2024 shooting of teenager Bryson Cochran, underscoring the importance of public assistance.