Gahanna hosts 'Mental Health Matters' event for community support and stigma reduction, featuring resources and discussions with professionals at the Columbus Metropolitan Library on December 8.

One person died after a Jeep Wrangler and a Mercedes-Benz E350 crashed in Columbus; the Jeep driver was ejected and later died, the other driver fled the scene.

Ohio State Buckeyes defeated UCLA Bruins 48-10, with impressive plays from James Peoples and Lorenzo Styles Jr., despite UCLA's QB Nico Iamaleava missing the game.

Ohioans on SNAP will receive full benefits for November, as confirmed by the ODJFS following new federal guidance. Recipients should monitor their EBT card balances for updates.

Columbus Police seek tips on a 2020 shooting on Edson Dr., where 11 shots were fired, hitting three homes. A grey Honda SUV may be involved; Detective Pruitt urges anyone with info to contact him or Crime Stoppers.

A former nonprofit director, Thomas Ostrosky, pleaded guilty to stealing over $207,000 from the charity, impacting elderly donors and the organization's mission.

Ohio's mineral industries valued at $1.7 billion amidst varied production, with a significant report from the ODNR detailing economic contributions and shifts in commodity focus.

Natalie Foos of the ODNR received the Wayne S. Nichols Award for her contributions to water resources management, recognized for her leadership and innovative projects in Ohio.

Mixed weather with dryness, warmth, and showers is predicted for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas in the coming days, with variable temperatures and potential gusty winds.

Matt Kincaid joins Gahanna, Ohio's Public Service team, offering his skills from Navy and fire department experience to maintain the new Civic Center.

Ohio begins issuing partial SNAP benefits, with cuts up to 35%, due to new FNS guidelines following federal court activity. Recipients will see varied benefit reductions based on income and expenses.

Ohio's McVay Elementary Principal Chris Poynter, a former Marine, shares leadership lessons in the Westerville Community Guide, reflecting on his service-based philosophy in education.

The National Weather Service Wilmington Ohio predicts a warming trend with possible rain for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas after a cold spell, with gradually rising temperatures into the weekend.