Local filmmaker Cyrus Richardson received a $25,000 grant to produce the psychological thriller "Aimless" in Hilliard, which is set to boost the local creative economy.

Upper Arlington's Leadership UA Class of 2025 is now accepting applications for its civic leadership program, which aims to engage and educate community members.

Upper Arlington's DEA Drug Take Back Day event, held on October 26 at Fire Station 72, offers a safe way to dispose of medications, aiming to prevent drug misuse.

The Great Gahanna Goblin Fest is set for October 25. It offers a variety of Halloween activities at Academy Park, including trick-or-treating and hayrides.

The Hilliard Police Department has equipped its patrol cars with LifeVac, a device for saving choking victims, and trained officers to improve emergency response times.

The Columbus Marathon will take place on October 20 in Central Ohio. 12,000 participants are expected to run through Upper Arlington amid major road closures and parking changes.

The City of Hilliard Division of Police is hosting a 'Coffee with a Cop' event at McDonald's on Main Street, which will allow community engagement with local officers.

Upper Arlington's Beggars Night adds a 'Track for Treats' digital map for efficient candy collecting on Halloween from 6 to 8 p.m. Residents list participating homes online.

Upper Arlington's guide on jogging safety emphasizes the importance of visibility, planning, and minimizing distractions for runners, especially as daylight savings time ends and the Columbus Marathon approaches.

Retired Clark County Sheriff’s K-9 Yari, known for a distinguished law enforcement career, passed away due to cancer. After retiring, Yari was adopted by his handler, Lemen.

The 'Farm Tour 2024' concert by Luke Bryan in Fairfield County was canceled due to severe weather, with full refunds to be processed for ticket holders.

The Columbus Blue Jackets paid tribute to Johnny Gaudreau and his brother with a video, silence, and helmet stickers during their preseason home opener.

The Columbus Police Department won a Silver Award at the CopTech Forum for its innovative police technology, which includes a tech-enhanced Real Time Crime Center and new dispatch system.