A study explores how different social media platforms influence risky sexual behavior in teens, finding that informational sites like YouTube lead to safer choices than interactive sites like Snapchat.

Ohio's First Lady Fran DeWine announced automatic enrollment in the Imagination Library for newborns with birth certificate processing to promote early literacy.

The Columbus Division of Police celebrated Police Women's Day on social media, acknowledging the female officers for their courage, compassion, and commitment.

Upper Arlington High School hosts speaker John O'Leary, a burn survivor and author, for an inspiring community event on September 17, highlighting his story of resilience.

The 2025 Community Survey Report for Upper Arlington reveals high resident satisfaction with city services and local governance and indicates openness to housing diversification.

The Tri-Village Packers have expanded their food support for school children to include a Winter Break initiative, with efforts focused on addressing food insecurity year-round.

The Legendary Adventure Zone, an inclusive playground, opened in Noble County's Belle Valley Community Park. It features ADA-compliant facilities and was supported by OSU, the community, and local organizations.

The Upper Arlington Fire Division has announced its first 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to honor the fallen of September 11. Participants will climb 2,200 steps on September 14.

The Ohio State University Archives, celebrating its 60th anniversary, preserve university history, from handwritten letters to athletic films, and engage the community in archival research.

Dublin's Communications & Marketing team won three awards at the 3CMA Savvy Awards for their outstanding government communication efforts, including the city's e-newsletter, the Dublin Rec App, and the “My Dublin” video series.

The Ohio State University Marching Band and Alumni Band performed a halftime show celebrating the Buckeyes' 2024 championship, featuring musical tributes and intricate formations.

Ohio's Bureau of Health Preparedness emphasizes the importance of emergency preparedness, urging residents to stay informed, create family communication plans, and assemble preparedness kits during Ohio Preparedness Month.

Gahanna's Creekside district is set for revitalization with community input and plans for floodproofing and local business-led growth, aimed at creating a lively hub reflecting communal aspirations.