Metro Early College High School students learned lifesaving skills through a program by the Columbus Fire Department, empowering them with emergency response techniques.

The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on a family's medical malpractice retrial and a man's case for gun rights reinstatement, with proceedings viewable online.

The NWS in Wilmington, Ohio, warns of a significant arctic outbreak with extreme cold through the weekend, affecting cities like Columbus and Cincinnati.

Governor DeWine urges Ohioans to take precautions during severe cold, with advice on driving safety, elder care, heating safety, and health risks like hypothermia and frostbite.

The Patriots and Seahawks are set for a Super Bowl LX rematch, airing on NBC and streaming on Peacock. Both teams have strong defenses, with QBs Drake Maye and Sam Darnold leading their respective offenses.

Ice fisherman rescued from Fairfield Beach Park due to carbon monoxide poisoning, highlighted the importance of safety in ice activities, with multiple agencies responding to the emergency.

DNA technology leads to a breakthrough in a 45-year-old Columbus homicide case involving the deaths of Lynn Vest and her nephew, with suspect Charles William Elliott identified.

Ohio allocates $10 million for school bus safety improvements, benefiting 371 schools and developmental disability boards to enhance student transportation security.

Upper Arlington integrates senior services into the city, enhancing support and access to programs for older residents, and introduces community engagement opportunities.

A man was arrested after a standoff in Fairborn, initiated by a possible domestic dispute and ending peacefully early Wednesday morning. He had multiple warrants and now faces additional charges.

Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation is hiring for various part-time and seasonal roles with competitive wages and flexible hours, including lifeguard and day camp positions.

Karen Sheffer was honored by Worthington City Council and Mayor for nearly 40 years of service, especially as the Mayor's Court Prosecutor, influencing legal practices locally and statewide.

Central Ohio is experiencing severe cold, prompting school closures due to single-digit temperatures and wind chills down to -15°F. A temporary warm-up is expected before another cold wave hits. Residents are advised to dress warmly and stay indoors.