The National Weather Service forecasts a wintry mix and snow for Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with a cold snap to follow. Snowfall of 1-2 inches is expected, with colder temperatures over the weekend. No advisories are in place yet.

Ohio's Governor and DYS Director open a new career tech center at a juvenile facility to help youths gain in-demand skills for societal reintegration.

Ohio homeowners can opt out of long-term MV Realty contracts by April 29, as announced by the state's AG office, potentially avoiding significant penalties.

Academics convened at Ohio State University to discuss the historic Northwest Ordinance, highlighting its significance alongside the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has announced $4.4 million in new funding for body-worn cameras to improve police transparency, benefiting 131 law enforcement agencies.

The Dublin Link glowed blue for Feeding Tube Awareness Week, honoring those who rely on enteral nutrition and promoting understanding of their experiences.

The Ohio Department of Insurance promotes Insurance Careers Month, encouraging job seekers to explore diverse opportunities in the state's robust insurance industry amid growth and retirements.

Delaware is hosting a Black History event with Caribbean food and a performance highlighting the Harlem Renaissance and Civil Rights movement on February 27 at SourcePoint. Reservations are required.

Scientists from The Ohio State University and the Indian Institute of Technology Madras developed PURE, an AI tool to speed up drug discovery by generating viable molecular structures.

Ohio introduces the Reagan Tokes and Patrick Heringer Act to improve post-release control for violent offenders, including GPS monitoring and enhanced judge authority.

Ohio lawmakers Isaacsohn and Upchurch challenge new election directives, claiming they may disenfranchise voters and conflict with laws. They request a pause on their implementation.

Delaware, Ohio's Falconry Pop Up Program featured red-tailed hawks and handlers, drawing an eager crowd for an educational experience despite cold weather.

Marion city employees received praise for helping a hospice social worker and their patient during a snowy situation, reflecting the community spirit of going beyond their job duties for others.