The Grove City Ohio Police highlighted the loss of Brandon Kent to a drunk driver in their "The Moments That Matter" social media campaign, emphasizing the impact of impaired driving.

The New Albany Police Department delighted their community with patrol cruisers' lights dancing to Christmas music, expressing gratitude and holiday wishes.

The latest UA Insight magazine is coming to Upper Arlington residents by mail and is also available online, detailing local updates such as Five Points intersection plans and America 250 celebrations.

Ohio State University football players celebrated academic achievements with 13 graduating, including All-Americans Caden Curry and Sonny Styles, as they prepare for the Cotton Bowl.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed multiple bills aimed at property tax reform and addressed various other legislative matters, including agricultural regulations and inmate rights, while vetoing a section of a bill about hemp beverages.

Fire Station 72 in Upper Arlington, Ohio, recently hosted the Firefighters 4 Kids Toy Drive, collecting toys for children in Franklin County this Christmas.

The City encourages community groups to submit events for the online calendar and apply for support through the Special Event Application Process, with specific deadlines throughout the year for scheduling.

ODNR's Division of Wildlife collected 3,350 pounds of venison to help Ohio food pantries, supported by hunters and a partnership with ODRC's meat processing facility.

Ohio invests over $75 million in tax credits for historic preservation, expected to spur $681 million in private investments, according to Governor Mike DeWine.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose warns of holiday scams such as fake shipping alerts and charity frauds, and advises caution with online transactions.

Two Cuyahoga County residents pleaded guilty to stealing over $350,000 in checks from the ODNR and were sentenced to community control with Floyd also required to perform community service.

Caleb Johnson received a life sentence for the June 2024 murder of Jahaan Harris in Columbus, evidence included surveillance footage. Co-defendants were also sentenced.

Teddy Asefa of the Third World Mob was sentenced to 17.5 years for drug trafficking and wire fraud in Ohio, where the gang sold massive marijuana quantities and committed violence.