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.

Springfield, Ohio, has seen a significant increase in Haitian immigrants, impacting local services and becoming a topic in national political debates. The state has allocated funds to improve healthcare infrastructure to meet the community's needs.

Norfolk Southern fired CEO Alan Shaw and EVP Nabanita Nag for having an inappropriate relationship. Mark George takes over as CEO, amidst challenges from previous derailment fallout.

Dominion Middle School celebrates its 100-year legacy with an event featuring performances, speeches, and alumni, highlighting its historic role in Columbus education.

A community vigil honored the Gaudreau brothers, killed in a bike crash, with tributes from the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Hilliard Police offer guided tours at First Responders Park on 9/11 anniversary with memorial bell-ringing; the park features WTC steel and honors fallen responders.

Ohio State University athletes introduced faith-based events, leading to campus-wide discussions on faith in university life, especially around a baptism event.

Columbus City Schools unveiled the Pathway Express program, offering free family visits to the National Veterans Memorial and Museum from September through November to enhance learning.