Austin Tyler Hagemann was arrested by SWAT and SOFAST on multiple felony charges, including the murder of Jack Hamilton, after a months-long investigation.

Asaad Musa from Westerville, Ohio was arrested in a crackdown on drug trafficking and illegal gambling by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office and several agencies.

Lancaster invites the community to its annual Holiday Parade on Saturday, November 22, starting at 10 AM, with a route from Fairgrounds to North Broad Street.

Ohio's Trees to Textbooks program is distributing $1.5 million from timber harvests to 12 rural school districts, counties, and townships, with the ODNR focusing on conservation education.

Grove City Police arrested five youths, aged 16-20, after a stolen vehicle chase, which included a crash, a foot pursuit, and an attempted carjacking involving a mother and child.

George Will spoke at Ohio State University on conservatism, free speech, and American values, aiming to introduce diverse perspectives in the academic dialogue.

Ohio's Auditor of State is set to release audit reports on various public entities, scrutinizing finances and operations, with some findings indicating potential irregularities.

Grove City's Parks and Recreation Department is hosting a Noon Year’s Eve event with a midday ball drop, activities, and entertainment for families. It's free but requires pre-registration.

Upper Arlington's 2026 Community Relations Innovation Small Grant Program offers $1,000-$5,000 for local projects enhancing community inclusivity. Applications close December 12.

Ohio's weather remains cloudy and foggy, with dense stratus clouds causing reduced visibility. Mild temperatures and potential rain showers with thunderstorms are expected towards the weekend.

A shooting in Columbus resulted in an injury, with the alleged shooter, Dejai Preston Jr., surrendering to police and facing Felonious Assault charges.

Judge David Young dismissed four charges against Blendon Township Officer Connor Grubb related to the death of Ta'Kiya Young's unborn child, including two counts of murder and two of felonious assault.

Westerville Mayor Wright declared November as Caregivers Month, with Dr. Larry DeVese's family honored at a City Council meeting for their caregiving and establishing a scholarship in his memory.