A study from Ohio State University reveals the brain prioritizes important memories over less crucial ones when multitasking, allocating more neural resources to preserve them clearly.

The Ohio Department of Transportation launched "Run for the Trees: Happy Little (Virtual) 5K" to support state parks, combining fitness and conservation, with over 1,000 participants using the OuterSpatial app.

Fairfield's Hope Community Church held an Easter Egg hunt, with the local sheriff's office providing fingerprinting services as part of a community policing effort.

Columbus community members and health experts met at a council-hosted event to discuss navigating the health care system, addressing accessibility and reducing confusion within the system.

Columbus Police and Fire conducted an active shooter drill at Polaris Fashion Place early in the morning, before mall hours, to prepare first responders.

Sergeant Kevin Singleton retired from the Columbus Police after nearly 24 years, celebrated for his integrity and the influence he had on colleagues and the community.

Two dogs wandered into Gahanna CrossFit, prompting a humorous police social media post and a call for their owner to retrieve them before animal control steps in.

Upper Arlington relocated its tornado siren to Miller Park for better emergency preparedness, ensuring the community is well-alerted during severe weather incidents.

The Gahanna Market is a new community event featuring local artisans, food, and live music on selected summer dates, aiming to unite and showcase local talent.

Columbus City Council has announced Africa Day celebrations for May 22, to honor African culture and its diaspora's contributions to the local community.

The Gahanna Division of Police honors their Communications Center during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week for their critical role in public safety.

Gahanna Police shared a humorous post about two adventurous dogs at their department who are seeking their owners and joking about missed Dairy Queen treats.

The 122nd Fire Recruit Class of the Columbus Fire Training Academy hoisted their banner in a traditional ceremony, marking their graduation after a 32-week training program.