The CRC is hosting its Second Annual Iftar Dinner, which celebrates diversity with community members and is supported by the Upper Arlington Community Foundation. Spaces are limited, so prompt registration is advised.

Columbus Police report a shooting on W. Broad Street, with the victim expected to survive. The investigation is ongoing.

Ohio Democratic state representatives, alongside advocates, expressed support for immigrants, opposing the divisive 'Protecting Ohio Communities Act' and affirming their commitment to diversity and healthcare access for all.

A cyclist was critically injured in a collision with a car on Refugee Road, and the Columbus Police are investigating the nighttime accident in rainy conditions.

The NWS forecasts severe weather with rain and snow for the Midwest, including Ohio and Kentucky. A flood watch is issued, and flooding is a concern as systems bring heavy rain and wind.

Marion's Mayor announces holiday schedule: City Hall closed, sanitation on schedule, senior center closed except for dialysis, transit operating normally, and essential services active.

OSHIIP is hosting "Welcome to Medicare" events across Ohio to help new enrollees understand their benefits, eligibility, and enrollment process. Both in-person and virtual options are available.

The Columbus Police arrested Emmanuel Childs for assaulting an elderly pedestrian, thanks to public aid in identifying him after a brutal and unprovoked attack.

Upper Arlington hosts a Black History Month event featuring storytelling, music performances, and art exhibits to celebrate African American workers and culture.

Haikiem Graham faces Murder and Aggravated Murder charges for the triple homicide of Sierra Muse, Dawn Clover, and Tiffany Parrish on December 14, 2024, as announced by Columbus Police.

Ariana Williams drove her car the wrong way on I-71 South in Columbus, causing a multi-vehicle crash that resulted in her death and injured five others.

Brushcreek Township in Highland County has been declared 'unauditable' due to inadequate financial records and faces legal action if not resolved in 90 days.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose supports a Kansas bill against foreign election interference, echoing Ohio's efforts to ensure electoral integrity.