The National Weather Service predicts increased snowfall and extremely cold temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati through Tuesday, with harsh wind chills expected.

Dublin celebrates its ninth cashVest® 90+ Award for financial responsibility, recognized for efficient cash management, and received the GFOA Triple Crown Award, highlighting fiscal stewardship.

The Trump administration has ended TPS for Somali immigrants, which may lead to the deportation of about 2,500 people, despite safety concerns in Somalia.

A high school student and his grandfather attend the same math class at The Ohio State University, highlighting an intergenerational learning experience.

Ohio's Attorney General rejected a petition summary for a referendum on Senate Bill 56, citing it could mislead voters about the cannabis law's implications.

The City League Sports Podcast featured members of the Linden-McKinley Cheerleading team discussing their passion for their sport and community alongside Head Coach Jenice Crutcher.

W. Central Ave. in Delaware will be closed on January 13, 2026, for utility pole replacement, affecting traffic between Troy Rd. and Grady Hospital's east entrance from 9 am to 9 pm.

Delaware, Ohio, is seeking applicants as young as 15 for various summer jobs, including lifeguard, camp counselor, and more, offering them work experience and community involvement.

Gahanna residents can participate in local governance through multiple meetings announced by the city for the upcoming week, including the Committee of the Whole and various board meetings.

Flooding at Ohio State University's Taylor Tower has displaced residents for the semester. The university offers rehousing options or refunds, plus financial credits to affected students. Repair duration and damage details are undisclosed.

The Lancaster Police welcomed new Officer Jesse Valentine, a veteran with a family history in law enforcement.

West High School's soccer teams, both girls and boys, achieved a historic feat as runner-ups in the Columbus City League Championship at Historic Crew Stadium. The girls made a significant turnaround, while the boys continued their legacy of success.

An Oregon doctor was sentenced to two years for illegally selling prescriptions and must forfeit over $570,000 after pleading guilty to related charges.