Lancaster Fire Department Tactical Paramedics connected to LPD's SRT have completed basic training, as shared in a social media post, enhancing medical aid during police operations.

Vivek Ramaswamy, an entrepreneur and Ohio gubernatorial candidate, and his wife, Apoorva, welcomed their third child, a daughter named Savithri. The family is celebrating her arrival, as reported by WBNS and other news outlets.

Columbus City Schools and Franklin County quickly provided on-site assistance at Trevitt Elementary to families in need of services such as housing and employment through their Mobile Unit initiative.

Ohio State University researchers studied animal behavior during a total solar eclipse by recording sounds, revealing diverse reactions to the sudden darkness.

Franklin Soil & Water highlight the environmental impact of road salt on water systems, advocating for reduced usage and alternative methods like shoveling to protect waterways from salinity and toxicity.

Water main breaks due to severe cold in Columbus, Ohio have caused widespread ice issues, particularly in German Village, with some streets covered in thick ice, disrupting residents' daily lives.

Upper Arlington, Ohio, police were shown in a social media post helping a resident by shoveling snow, showcasing community service beyond their patrol duties.

A watermain break in Pickerington's Manor House Estates was swiftly repaired overnight, preventing a boil advisory and minimizing service disruptions.

Delaware is hosting a Black History event with Caribbean food and a performance highlighting the Harlem Renaissance and Civil Rights movement on February 27 at SourcePoint. Reservations are required.

Marion city employees received praise for helping a hospice social worker and their patient during a snowy situation, reflecting the community spirit of going beyond their job duties for others.

Upper Arlington's Public Service team worked relentlessly during Snowstorm Fern, clearing roads in rotating shifts, earning praise from the city and the community for their teamwork and dedication.

Metro Early College High School students learned lifesaving skills through a program by the Columbus Fire Department, empowering them with emergency response techniques.

Grove City's police dog TK9 Bo visited healthcare workers, exemplifying the #LoveLikeBo campaign for kindness and community service, as shared by local police on Facebook.