Upper Arlington's Public Service team worked relentlessly during Snowstorm Fern, clearing roads in rotating shifts, earning praise from the city and the community for their teamwork and dedication.

A Columbus Police social media post reported a theft of copper piping from a business on Grandview Ave, requesting public assistance with information.

The Upper Arlington Historical Society celebrates its 50th anniversary with a free event showcasing local history on February 4, at Amelita Mirolo Barn.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH is warning of a severe arctic outbreak with dangerously low temperatures and advises caution, affecting outdoor activities and air travel.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honored law enforcement spouses like Blair Reed for their support on National Law Enforcement Spouse Appreciation Day, highlighting their vital role in officers' lives.

Lt. Kevin McFarland retired from the Violet Township Fire Department after 26 years of service, including roles as a firefighter/paramedic, lieutenant, and mentor.

Worthington Fire & EMS responded to a house fire in Sharon Township, successfully containing it. One firefighter was injured but is now stable. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Hilliard, Ohio, unveiled its first COCLT affordable home, offering a below-market-value option for potential homeowners in a bid to tackle the housing affordability crisis.

The National Weather Service has issued advisories for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, warning of extreme cold and a significant winter storm with heavy snowfall and potential travel disruptions.

Upper Arlington prepares for a winter storm with plows and salt trucks on standby, prioritizing main roads for clearing and advising caution to motorists due to potential hazardous conditions.

The ODNR emphasizes safety for winter activities in Ohio, advising on proper clothing, ice awareness, and self-rescue techniques for ice fishing and snowmobiling.

Hilliard Police announced a free Women's Self-Defense Class aimed at providing prevention strategies and defense tactics to women aged 15 and over. Classes are on Feb. 25-26, with registration required.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington reports extended cold weather in Columbus and Cincinnati, with low temperatures and potential wintry conditions including rain, snow, and strong winds.