The City of Columbus observed its 40th Annual Yom HaShoah, with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office honoring Holocaust victims and survivors, highlighting the importance of remembering past atrocities.

Mayor Ginther expressed dedication to Hilltop's future via the Envision Hilltop plan, focusing on neighborhood potential and stability, signaling upcoming investments in infrastructure and services.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced a refreshed Ohio Lake Erie Birding Trail Guidebook, essential for birdwatchers to explore the diverse avian species along Lake Erie's coast.

Columbus launches a Right Response Unit with trained counselors to help residents facing mental health and addiction crises, offering support and guidance, as shared on their social media.

A photo shared by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources captures a confrontation between a flying squirrel and a red-bellied woodpecker at Wingfoot Lake State Park.

City's young authors compete in a short story contest, showcasing creativity and storytelling skills, with winners announced and entries published in an e-book.

Columbus, Ohio launches SPARC, a program aiding individuals with medical and social services, accessible through 911 calls, referrals, and [email protected].

The Columbus Police Cadet Program is accepting applications for those 18-20 looking to pursue law enforcement careers, as announced by Mayor Ginther. The deadline to apply is June 9.

The Columbus Division of Fire celebrates the graduation of 12 firefighters from a six-week rescue technician program, highlighting their diverse skills in rescue operations.

Gahanna hosts a Mind and Wellness Fair for mental health support and resources, organized by the local police, emphasizing the importance of taking the first step toward mental wellness.

ODOT promoted Work Zone Safety Awareness Week with a video of a crew near miss, highlighted TRAC funding for projects, and began the Chesapeake Bypass to enhance Ohio's connectivity.

Ohio celebrated Ohio State University's football championship by planting a buckeye tree, with officials and team members participating in the ceremonial event.

The Upper Arlington community prepares for its Third Annual UA Culture and Artisans Fair on May 3, featuring global artisans, crafts, food, and music, promoting diversity and community engagement.