Upper Arlington, Ohio announces holiday service changes and emphasizes the continuity of essential services like Police and Fire Departments during the Christmas season.

An Ohio cafe sold a $1 million winning Powerball ticket, while the jackpot reaches $1.7 billion for a Christmas Eve draw, with no grand prize winner yet.

Two-year-old Va'Nyiah Mason was shot and killed in Columbus in a non-intentional incident; police investigate the event as a negligent homicide. No charges filed yet.

The Columbus Police made an additional arrest in 11-year-old Amya Frazier's shooting, following a juvenile's arrest; both face charges linked to her death.

Upper Arlington announces holiday service changes including adjusted garbage collection dates, special community center hours, and holiday light recycling programs.

The article discusses a weather forecast for the Columbus and Cincinnati areas with variable conditions, including light showers and temperature fluctuations, leading up to the Christmas holiday.

The New Albany Police Department delighted their community with patrol cruisers' lights dancing to Christmas music, expressing gratitude and holiday wishes.

Upper Arlington officials advise gifting e-scooters and e-bikes with caution, emphasizing age-appropriateness, safety measures, and wearing helmets for a safe holiday season.

Worthington, Ohio prepares for its annual MLK Day celebration with the theme "Back to our Roots," featuring music, reflections, and a keynote by local grad Kyle Strickland.

Ex-Nelsonville clerk sentenced for theft, must repay $11,306 and is barred from government financial roles after an audit revealed misused city funds.

Ohio Auditor's Office to release audit reports on public entities across the state, focusing on financial integrity, fraud, and mismanagement prevention, on December 23.

The latest UA Insight magazine is coming to Upper Arlington residents by mail and is also available online, detailing local updates such as Five Points intersection plans and America 250 celebrations.

OSU's President Carter shared principles of truth, loyalty, and punctuality at graduation, also recognizing Patricia Brundige and Gerald Newsome for service.