Upper Arlington Fire Station 72 welcomed a new fire truck and inducted three new firefighter/paramedics, celebrated with a traditional push-in ceremony.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office encourages residents to prepare for winter weather during Winter Safety Awareness Week, highlighting the importance of emergency kits and vehicle checks.

The Ravens beat the Browns 23-16, achieving a .500 record and sweeping the Browns for the first time in five years. Sanders' NFL debut for the Browns was noteworthy.

The Ohio State Marching Band performed a "Letters from Home" halftime show to honor veterans, featuring nostalgic music and military-themed formations.

Ohio's Dragon Spa was raided on suspicion of sex-for-pay activities, with law enforcement seizing records and cash. The spa's workers have been offered social services amid ongoing investigations into human trafficking.

The trial for officer Connor Grubb, charged with the murder of pregnant Ta’Kiya Young, continues as the prosecution presents its case, questioning the reasonableness of Grubb's use of force.

Ohio State University is actively working to reduce the cost of textbooks for its students by implementing various programs and resources, such as digital options and grants, saving students considerable money.

Upper Arlington announces its annual pumpkin composting initiative from early November to December 8, urging residents to remove non-organic materials before composting.

A man, Asiakare Minor, faces charges after assaulting a nurse and causing a disturbance at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center while holding a newborn.

Ohio State University initiates safety measures for winter, with coordinated efforts to clear roads, and maintain pathways and transport services despite potential snow disruptions.

Maggie Oliphint, a senior at Whetstone High School, excels in soccer and wrestling, earning multiple athletic honors and leading her soccer team to championships.

Central Ohio experienced its first snowfall ahead of the average, with warnings of icy roads and cold temperatures.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued in parts of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky until 10 AM, affecting visibility and travel. Rain and potential snow are forecasted for the weekend, with very cold temperatures and snow showers expected into Monday.