Anthony Stroh was arrested for a domestic violence incident involving a firearm in Columbus. He faces multiple charges after allegedly assaulting and threatening his girlfriend.

Upper Arlington is set to honor military personnel with Veterans Day activities, school events, and a public ceremony, featuring Vietnam veterans' oral histories and contributions to the community's understanding of history.

Ohio's leaders allocate $25 million for food assistance during a federal shutdown, addressing food insecurity and aiding residents with emergency funds.

Gahanna plans to revitalize its Creekside District with mixed-use development, and public input is sought at a hearing on November 3 during the City Council meeting.

Ohio's Miami Township fiscal officer Robert Matthews was temporarily relieved of duties by the AG after attempting to invest $9.7 million in gold coins, against township policies.

Ohio's DataOhio portal surpassed one million views, affirming its role in providing accessible state data to the public, such as environmental and health information, since 2020.

The Pickerington Board of Education discussed substitute pay, federal funds use, damage to district fiber optics, and policy changes in their recent meeting.

Ohio State University's Big Table event fosters community dialogue for a kinder future, led by Student Life leaders and supported by Listen. Learn. Discuss. platform resources.

Upper Arlington's GIS Department introduces an interactive Leaf Trail Map for autumn colors, inviting residents and visitors to share their favorite spots.

Ohio announces guidelines for a Brownfield Remediation Program, providing grants for transforming contaminated sites, with a $200 million budget from House Bill 96.

The Ohio Department of Transportation reports that 91 road crews have been hit this year, urging drivers to follow safety laws by moving over for vehicles with flashing lights.

Dublin City Schools pauses high school redistricting after community feedback, with the current boundaries to remain until 2026-27. The district plans to further engage the community in the process.

Dublin has refurbished its tennis and basketball courts at Woods of Brighton, Dalmore, and Trinity Parks, improving playability and safety for local residents.