Ohio offers Thanksgiving dinner at state park lodges as a relaxed alternative to home cooking, with scenic views and no dishwashing. Details on pricing and reservations are forthcoming.

Grove City plans holiday activities like a Christmas Lights Tour, Nutcracker Hunt, and a "Wildlife Wonderland" at Gantz Park, offering festive experiences for the community.

Residents introduce sustainable pumpkin disposal at Lower McCorkle Park through December 9, aiming to compost Halloween pumpkins and encourage eco-friendly practices among residents.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in Halloween events to strengthen community ties, engaging with over 1,400 locals through festive activities.

The Gahanna Police are searching for Miangel Pugh, reported missing since Oct 26, possibly in the Linden area. They request information at 614-342-4240.

Ohio State University chemists have developed a new method to measure carbon monoxide's bond strength on catalysts, aiding in CO2-to-fuel conversion, with implications for cleaner fuel production.

The Columbus Department of Public Service promotes recycling due to limited landfill space, using the PickUp CBUS app and RecycleRight.org for resident guidance.

Ohio State University researchers conducted a comprehensive study on the human brain's connectivity and functions, providing new insights into its organizational principles.

Ohio State University researchers have developed living computers using mushrooms, which could offer a sustainable alternative to semiconductor technology.

Ex-corrections officer Bryan Catlin pled guilty to charges including domestic violence and kidnapping, facing up to 16 years in prison. His sentencing is pending.

Dry conditions are expected in Columbus and Cincinnati into the early week, with normal temperatures and increased rain chances by midweek, according to the National Weather Service Wilmington OH.

The Ohio Bee Survey identifies over 330 species, enhancing bee diversity knowledge, with unexpected research boosts in other insect studies and strong public engagement.

A new mental health crisis approach in Muskingum County via DART is training law enforcement to handle emergencies with equipped skills and an emphasis on rehabilitation and prevention.