The City of Marion announced holiday closures for its Central Garage, Streets, and Sanitation Departments, affecting services on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

Columbus Police recovered a stolen vehicle with four juveniles inside, one with multiple warrants, and a firearm present, resulting in various charges.

The Columbus Fury will train at the Bob Crane Community Center for the 2026 season starting December 1, bringing the team closer to the Upper Arlington community.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a prolonged cold front with strong winds and dropping temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati, with slight warming expected by Friday.

Ohio babysitter Amanda Greger is charged with injuring a one-year-old, causing a brain bleed and retinal hemorrhaging, after consuming alcohol, THC, and muscle relaxers.

State audit reveals over $17 million in questionable costs at Eastern Gateway Community College, citing fiscal negligence and mismanagement of federal student aid.

Upper Arlington Police are conducting a "Pack a Police Cruiser" food drive to help Heart to Heart Food Pantry, asking for donations of food and personal care items on December 6.

Ohio High School Athletic Association approves NIL compensation for high school athletes, aligning with a growing trend across the U.S. and following a lawsuit and temporary restraining order against the association's previous NIL restrictions.

Columbus Division of Fire trained ten firefighters in a 240-hour Fall Rescue Technician class, now ready to serve on rescue units and enhance community safety.

Ohio's H2Ohio initiative grants Columbus $500,000 to replace lead pipes at childcare facilities, part of a statewide effort to eliminate lead exposure among children.

Council Member Heidi Munc discussed Upper Arlington's budget, emphasizing community needs, financial stability, and priorities like sidewalks and housing policy. She valued diverse Council perspectives and community-building efforts.

Upper Arlington's recreation facilities and Director Debbie McLaughlin will receive Ohio Parks & Recreation Association awards for the Bob Crane Community Center and park renovations.

George Will spoke at Ohio State University on conservatism, free speech, and American values, aiming to introduce diverse perspectives in the academic dialogue.