Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed an executive order providing $25 million for emergency food assistance to combat food insecurity amid the federal shutdown.

Dublin City Schools' Superintendent discussed the temporary halt of the high school redistricting process, promising more community input before moving forward.

Columbus Police apprehended a suspect after a car break-in and foot chase, confirming involvement using surveillance footage. The individual faces charges for Receiving Stolen Property - Automobile.

Upper Arlington partnered with the DEA for a successful Drug Take Back Day, collecting 177 pounds of unwanted meds to prevent abuse and environmental damage.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose referred 1,200 cases to the DOJ for alleged illegal voting practices, including noncitizen registrations and duplicated votes.

Upper Arlington's Pumpkin Patrol initiative ensures trick-or-treaters' safety during Beggar’s Night, with city vehicles patrolling from 6-8 p.m. on October 30.

ODOT's Downtown Ramp Up project is changing the I-70/I-71 corridor in Columbus with lane restrictions, ramp closures, and construction to improve traffic flow and safety.

A man named Anntwon Allen was arrested in Columbus for theft and assault after stealing merchandise and punching a store employee. Columbus Police responded and Ohio State University officers caught him.

A home health aide in Columbus, Raquana Drumwright, repaid $21,000 for fraudulently claiming disability benefits while working, following her guilty plea and conviction.

Detective Wilhite faces first-degree misdemeanor charges for the death of K-9 officer Cooper after mistakenly leaving the police vehicle's defogger on instead of the air conditioning.

Researchers study neutrino oscillations, with Ohio State's Zoya Vallari developing a detector to understand better these particle transformations and their implications for the universe.

Ohio AG Dave Yost defends a state law barring gender transition treatments for minors, in a case before the Ohio Supreme Court, arguing legislative primacy over medical expertise.

Maize Elementary School community bid a heartfelt farewell to their long-time neighbor, Nellie Berry Stanley, with a procession and handmade cards as she prepared to move away. Stanley was cherished for her nearly seven decades of friendship and joy.