Upper Arlington invites locals to a community event discussing Zollinger Road safety and mobility improvements.

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

OSHP is investigating a fatal crash in Hinckley Township where Halley Woodward died after failing to yield at a stop sign and being hit by a vehicle driven by Mathew Bigadza, who sustained minor injuries.

Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana brace for a week of cold and snow, with advisories from the National Weather Service indicating frigid temperatures and multiple snow systems incoming.

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.

NWS warns of severe, ongoing arctic chill in Ohio, advising limited outdoor time due to extreme cold and anticipating possible light snow next week, with caution for aviators due to challenging flying conditions.

Ohio Secretary of State LaRose supports the Make Elections Great Again Act, highlighting Ohio's system as a model for national election integrity standards.

Scientists from The Ohio State University and the Indian Institute of Technology Madras developed PURE, an AI tool to speed up drug discovery by generating viable molecular structures.

The Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference will celebrate ecological successes on March 11 at the Ohio Union in Columbus, with diverse topics and perks for attendees.

Ohio's School Bus Safety Grant Program has awarded over $260,000 for bus safety upgrades in several local districts, as announced by State Representative Bob Peterson.

Ohio introduces the Reagan Tokes and Patrick Heringer Act to improve post-release control for violent offenders, including GPS monitoring and enhanced judge authority.

Ohio lawmakers Isaacsohn and Upchurch challenge new election directives, claiming they may disenfranchise voters and conflict with laws. They request a pause on their implementation.