Upper Arlington's blood drive on August 1 at St. Mark’s Church offers free Cedar Point tickets to donors, aiming to boost donations and community engagement.

Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith was named to the Maxwell Award watch list, highlighting his standout freshman performance and setting high expectations for his sophomore season.

A Lima woman took a car dealership's trade name after a repossession dispute, and the court ruled that the case must stay in the trial court despite the dealership's push for arbitration.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT unveiled a plan to add over 1,400 truck parking spaces across 19 counties to address shortage and improve driver safety.

A study suggests that living near the ocean may be associated with longer life, in contrast to residing near inland bodies of water, where factors like pollution could impact life expectancy.

Upper Arlington invites residents to join its Citizen Police Academy to understand police operations, including patrol and firearms training. Applications are due by August 1.

Ohio is set for growth with $13 million in investments, creating 1,241 jobs and maintaining 700+ positions, thanks to three major projects approved by the TCA.

A heat advisory is in effect for Columbus and Cincinnati as the region prepares for high temperatures and humidity. Conditions are expected to improve by the end of the week.

A forecast predicts heat and thunderstorms for the Wilmington, Columbus, and Cincinnati areas, with concerns including high humidity, heavy rain, and localized flooding.

Mosquito spraying trucks will be deployed in Arlington Central on Monday, July 28, starting at 9 pm due to West Nile Virus detection. The City advises residents to avoid the trucks for safety.

Columbus Fire Cadets experienced live fire training at the Ohio Fire Academy, reinforcing their understanding of fire behavior, complementing the strategic partnership between Columbus Fire and the OFA in educating future firefighters.

Ohio's Governor DeWine signed an executive order to explore restricting sugary drinks from SNAP purchases, aiming to address obesity and diabetes. A working group with diverse stakeholders will draft a waiver and negotiate with the USDA.

Columbus Police seek help to identify two burglary suspects who stole sneakers worth $1,000 from a residence on N. High St. Images shared, tips are encouraged.