Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has initiated two projects in Portsmouth including a $34.2 million riverfront revitalization and a debris-removal barge to enhance the Ohio River area.

Columbus firefighters Simon Bonerigo and Cody Jenkins were honored for saving a gunshot victim's life on June 10 with challenge coins and certificates.

Retired Columbus Firefighter Steve Seigwardt was honored at a ceremony where he received a Thin Red Line flag and had "Seigwardt St." named after him at the training academy.

Five years after its removal, the Columbus statue might be reinstalled in a Scioto River park with Indigenous elements and community space, as debates over its legacy continue.

Violet Township Fire Department celebrates the completion of a probationary year for three firefighters, marking their progress with permanent helmet shields and badges as they continue onto the Journeyman process.

Students at Fort Hayes Career Center are collaborating with Habitat for Humanity MidOhio and Columbus to build a house for a local family, integrating their construction trades curriculum with practical experience and community service.

Columbus City Schools celebrated their summer graduates' achievements with family and friends, highlighting student Christopher Cortez-Gonzalez's perseverance in balancing work and classes to graduate.

Nehemiah Mills, a 16-year-old from Beechcroft High School, won the 400m at the State Track & Field Finals with a time of 46.86 seconds, setting a personal best.

Licking County's free paper shredding and electronics recycling event is on September 20, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Highway Department garage complex.

Jackie Yeoman joins Hilliard as Deputy Planning Director, bringing her municipal planning experience to enhance the community's urban development and zoning.

Ohio State researchers warn of bed bug spread during travel and are studying the issue, considering socioeconomic factors in their approach to prevention and control.

Columbus emphasizes ongoing support for Black Men’s Wellness Weekend and addresses health disparities faced by African Americans beyond just the annual event.

Columbus is building Fire Station 36 to improve safety for its growing population, funded by voter-approved bonds, with the Division of Fire expressing gratitude on social media.