Ohio honors Indigenous history on social media, stressing the enduring presence and influence of Native tribes like the Lenape and Shawnee, and the significance of Indigenous roots in place names like "Ohio."

Officer Julie Wilkes graduated from the Westerville Police Academy's Recruit Class #3, completing a 24-week, 900-hour program that included skills ranging from patrol to mental health awareness.

Dublin Police seek the public's assistance in finding missing 50-year-old Corina Young, last seen on October 6th, driving a white Honda Civic with Ohio plate KBF9137.

The Upper Arlington Community Foundation is organizing a Big Table discussion on October 21 to address the needs of seniors, involving caregivers, service providers, and residents in the conversation.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports a slow progression of fall foliage in the state, and has planted seedlings for future sustainability. ODNR offers resources for viewing autumn colors and encourages sustainable forestry.

Jeffrey H. Cohen's work explores the cultural and economic role of chapulines in Oaxaca, once a food of poverty, now a delicacy for tourists, and the resilience of local vendors, the chapulineras.

The Columbus Division of Fire promotes "Charge into Fire Safety" for Fire Prevention Week, focusing on safe use of lithium-ion batteries and buying certified products.

Officer Rick Hannah from Columbus Police is teaching self-defense and active shooter response, gaining community praise for his clear and engaging instruction style.

Ryan Rudd joins Hilliard as Stormwater Coordinator with prior experience, ready to manage stormwater systems and bring his expertise to the city's Community Development Department.

Gahanna is renovating the Creekside area and seeks public input through a community conversation, allowing residents to discuss development plans and view project designs.

During National Fire Prevention Week, Upper Arlington officials emphasize the importance of fire safety awareness and preparations like regular smoke alarm checks and escape plans.

The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall is in Gahanna, Ohio, with police support for logistics and parking, including free shuttles and a respectful atmosphere enforced by certain restrictions.

Ohio State University's College of Nursing offers an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, allowing students with a non-nursing degree to become nurses in 18 months, addressing nursing shortages post-pandemic.