Conservationists released 116 young eastern hellbenders into Ohio's waterways to combat the species' near-endangerment, improve ecosystem health, and promote biodiversity.

Ohio residents can expect dry, calm weather during the workweek, followed by gusty winds and rain as the weekend approaches. Early morning fog will clear up, with cooler temperatures expected after a dry cold front passes.

Traffic signal upgrades at Mill and Granville Streets in Gahanna will cause disruptions from Oct 27 to early Nov, with lane closures and delays expected.

Ohio State University’s Homecoming Court, with junior Paige Galperin, broke fundraising records and demonstrated inclusivity and leadership in campus activities.

The Columbus Blue Jackets prepare for their 25th season home opener against the New Jersey Devils, having split their first two games and planning a fan celebration before the game.

A robbery near Ohio State University led to a fatal police shooting of the armed suspect. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is reviewing the incident.

Dublin Police seek the public's assistance in finding missing 50-year-old Corina Young, last seen on October 6th, driving a white Honda Civic with Ohio plate KBF9137.

The Upper Arlington Community Foundation is organizing a Big Table discussion on October 21 to address the needs of seniors, involving caregivers, service providers, and residents in the conversation.

Ohio allocated $2 million in grants to 37 counties for addiction treatment in jails, adding to a $5.6 million total. These funds support inmate recovery efforts and aim to reduce recidivism and overdoses among the incarcerated population.

Gahanna is renovating the Creekside area and seeks public input through a community conversation, allowing residents to discuss development plans and view project designs.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office conducted Operation BRIDGE on October 1-2, focusing on alleviating the link between drugs, crime, and providing local resources for addiction and mental health support.

A motorcyclist, Johnny R. McClarren Jr., died after being hit by a vehicle in Pickaway County, with Tracy L. Brigner II, the other driver, sustaining minor injuries. The accident is under investigation.

The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall is in Gahanna, Ohio, with police support for logistics and parking, including free shuttles and a respectful atmosphere enforced by certain restrictions.