Gahanna is hosting a mental health panel called "In This Together" focused on caregivers and parents, offering discussions and free childcare for attendees.

The Columbus Fire DART team has added seven firefighters to its water rescue operations, now totaling 45 members trained for various underwater emergencies.

Upper Arlington reminds citizens of the regulations for operating golf carts during festivities, emphasizing compliance with safety standards and no exemption during Independence Day, except in special cases like parades and block parties.

Ohio State University will introduce South End Zone Premium Seating in Ohio Stadium in 2026, offering field-level suites and chairback seats with access to the 1922 Club.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is recruiting individuals with diverse skills for their next trooper class, offering comprehensive training and a promise of a job near home post-graduation.

The Columbus Police released a Spotlight Series episode featuring the Firearms Section of their Crime Lab, highlighting the work of forensic scientists.

The article details the upcoming Arts on Arlington event in UA, featuring local artists, crafters, performances, food, and community engagement on June 12.

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.