Columbus residents must know their trash collection schedule, which is based on a color zone system and adjusts after holidays. Recyclings is weekly, but yard waste is bi-weekly. Confirmed dates can be obtained via a hotline.

The Delaware, Ohio Police offers insights into policing through their Citizen's Police Academy program, enhancing community relations and transparency.

OSU Wexner Medical Center is dealing with a network outage after a routine upgrade, affecting emergency departments and patient care, with staff working to restore services.

The Ohio State University Marching Band performed "A Gospel Celebration" halftime show at the season opener, including classics and creative formations.

The Texas Longhorns and Ohio State Buckeyes open the college football season in a highly anticipated game with implications for the Heisman Trophy race and 2026 NFL Draft.

NWS Wilmington forecasts dry weather in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington through early next week, with a slight temperature increase and clear skies. Rain is expected on Tuesday.

The Big Ten Conference has launched a new ad campaign focusing on its universities' contributions to health, safety, and prosperity, highlighting their role in education, research, and public service.

Brian Close reflects on his years on the Upper Arlington City Council, highlighting achievements and challenges, and the importance of civility and transparency.

Suspect Joshua Bays was arrested for the murder of Thomas Smith in Columbus, following an August shooting incident.

COTC and The Ohio State University at Newark partner with Goodwill to provide vouchers for students to get interview attire, enhancing their job prospects and community engagement.

Ohio's fall hunting season starts with squirrel, dove, and waterfowl in early September, followed by early Canada goose and teal, and then deer archery later in the month. Hunters are urged to check for regulatory changes.

Ohio State University announces the return of the livestream for the Skull Session pregame event featuring the Ohio State Marching Band, ahead of the football game against Texas Longhorns.

Ohio Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel announced the expansion of four businesses, set to create 233 jobs and retain nearly 600, with an investment of over $287 million.