Ohio launches a campaign urging parents to devote as much time to teaching teens to drive as the teens spend on extracurricular activities, highlighting the '100 Deadliest Days' for young drivers in summer.

Upper Arlington officials are taking measures to control mosquitoes and their associated health risks by advising residents and setting traps, with precautions given for spraying practices.

Officer Thomas Schneider discusses the impact of the Joint Patrol program, a collaboration between OSUPD and Columbus Police, emphasizing its unique approach and benefits in enhancing security for the Ohio State University community.

The Gahanna Division of Police is hosting “In This Together: A Conversation on Mental Health” on June 18 to continue discussions on mental health beyond its awareness month.

Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation concludes Phase II of Fancyburg Park redesign with community input guiding features like play areas, a year-round pavilion, and an amphitheater, despite some noise concerns.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the Lancaster, Ohio Memorial Day Parade, honoring the memory of fallen soldiers alongside the local community.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the 2025 Lithopolis Memorial Day Parade, honoring fallen soldiers and emphasizing community bonds in a social media post.

Dublin City Council approves beautification grants for neighborhood projects in May, continuing a program that enhances community aesthetics since 2011.

The Columbus Division of Fire honored fallen servicemen and women on Facebook, expressing gratitude for their sacrifices and reflecting on the shared service and duty between firefighters and military personnel.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office announced 11 therapy dogs graduated from their crisis K9 school to serve as comforting companions in various communities across the US.

The Ohio Department of Commerce shares grilling safety tips for Memorial Day, warning of the dangers of gas grills and promoting safe drinking practices.

The Columbus community held a Police Memorial Service to honor the 59 fallen officers, with Mayor Ginther and Police Chief Bryant leading the tribute at the solemn event.

Researchers from The Ohio State University discovered compounds that can reduce the heat perception in spicy foods, potentially useful in cuisine and pain management.