Ohio has enhanced its Long-Term Care Quality Navigator to include data on assisted living and nursing homes, offering a comprehensive resource for residents evaluating long-term care options.

Ohio's Drug Recognition Experts (DREs) are trained to detect drugged driving, contributing to road safety and legal processes to keep impaired drivers off the roads.

Upper Arlington's PLAY UA program provides financial aid to residents for local recreational activities, offering reduced fees for children's camps, seniors' programs, and more, based on financial need and residency requirements.

A sheriff's deputy in Ross County fatally shot a burglary suspect who allegedly pointed a gun at the deputy. The Ohio BCI is investigating the incident.

Kaleb Miller, 33, died after his car hit a utility pole in Pickaway County. The crash ejected Miller and occurred early Sunday on Bell Station Road. Investigations are ongoing.

Licking County, Ohio, is considering stormwater facility updates in Harrison Township, with public meetings scheduled to discuss the impact on the community.

Robert P. Horton and his wife face multiple charges for a bribes-for-contracts scheme in Southern Ohio involving the SIU and over $10 million in restitution since 2019.

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.