The Upper Arlington Historical Society celebrates its 50th anniversary with a free event showcasing local history on February 4, at Amelita Mirolo Barn.

The Ohio Supreme Court announces an 18-month celebration highlighting Ohio's history, heritage, and legal contributions through themed events, educational exhibits, and digital content.

The Ohio Supreme Court heard arguments on a family's medical malpractice retrial and a man's case for gun rights reinstatement, with proceedings viewable online.

The trial of former FirstEnergy execs Chuck Jones and Michael Dowling, linked to Ohio's biggest bribery scandal involving House Bill 6, has begun with jury selection at the Summit County Court.

Ohio State University resumes in-person classes after a downgrade to Level 1 snow emergency, with continued online classes and campus crews clearing snow. Flexibility is advised for those affected by the weather.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH is warning of a severe arctic outbreak with dangerously low temperatures and advises caution, affecting outdoor activities and air travel.

Lancaster Police Department has launched a 10-week internship program for prospective law enforcement students, offering an in-depth look at police work.

Mexican national indicted for fentanyl distribution and illegal reentry into the U.S. after prior heroin conviction.

Ukeme Awakessien Jeter was re-elected as City Council President and plans to focus on code cleanup and the operational review of a new community center, as well as appoint a Master Plan Taskforce.

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.

Joe Estes, an ODOT employee, is praised for aiding an emergency medical transport for a child to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital during a winter storm.

Dublin, Ohio, celebrates its heritage and contribution to U.S. history, highlighting "Dublin's Firsts & Originals" as part of the Semiquincentennial preparations for July 4.

Ohio State University panel discusses U.S. foreign policy shift, from human rights to oil and narcoterrorism concerns, following Venezuela's President Maduro's capture.