Dublin City Council elected Chris Amorose Groomes as mayor and Cathy De Rosa as vice mayor, with new and re-elected members sworn in for four-year terms.

Three scientists from Kazakhstan are enhancing clean-energy and mitochondrial research at Ohio State University through the Bolashak International Scholarship program.

Ohioans experiencing a mix of fog, rain, and potential snow with gusty winds, as per the National Weather Service.

The 10th Annual Ohio Marina Conference will be held on February 26, focusing on emergency management, accessibility, and environmental conservation for marinas.

Dr. Antoinette Miranda joins the Columbus Board of Education, bringing over 40 years of educational experience, emphasizing academic performance and effective education strategies.

Dr. Jermaine Kennedy joins the Columbus Board of Education with a focus on student outcomes and extensive experience in educational leadership, aiming to govern strategically and enhance student involvement.

Patrick Katzenmeyer, with a blend of parenting experience and a business background, joins the Columbus City Schools Board of Education to influence positive change and ensure high-quality education.

Reynoldsburg Police celebrated a promotion and three new officers, highlighting Sgt. Connors' advancement and the start of field training for Officer Pate.

Dublin, Ohio City Council selected Chris Amorose Groomes as Mayor and Cathy De Rosa as Vice Mayor, aiming to focus on community, development, and recreation in 2026.

Westerville, Ohio, appointed Officer James Platt as its new Neighborhood Resource Officer to enhance police-community relations, focusing on schools and local areas. He succeeds Sgt. Ryan Schleve, who was promoted.

A child, Cassidy Sakoulos, was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead, her mother, Sharon Sakoulos, was admitted to the murder, highlighting domestic violence issues.

Fairfield County has designated November 29 as "Mel Meloy Day" in honor of the county's original 9-1-1 coordinator for his contributions to public safety.

Three new members were sworn into the Columbus Board of Education, with Dr. Miranda elected as President, and Ingles as Vice President, poised to address the district's challenges.