The Ohio State Marching Band performed a "Letters from Home" halftime show to honor veterans, featuring nostalgic music and military-themed formations.

Fairfield County honored veterans at its Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, where the Sheriff's Office participated and the county's seven Medal of Honor recipients were highlighted.

Ohioans on SNAP will receive full benefits for November, as confirmed by the ODJFS following new federal guidance. Recipients should monitor their EBT card balances for updates.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio updates on sunny and windy conditions, with potential fire danger due to low humidity and strong gusts. Cooler temperatures and a mix of rain and snow are forecasted for the coming days.

Columbus Police seek tips on a 2020 shooting on Edson Dr., where 11 shots were fired, hitting three homes. A grey Honda SUV may be involved; Detective Pruitt urges anyone with info to contact him or Crime Stoppers.

An arrest was made for package theft in Columbus, helped by clear video evidence from the victim's home surveillance, leading to Takisha Hicks' arrest for felony theft.

ODOT will re-stripe North Bridge Street in Chillicothe to add a lane and ease holiday traffic, causing temporary delays from November 18. The work aims for completion by the following week if weather permits.

Ohio Governor DeWine announces $13.5 million in transit funding to link citizens to employment, enhancing job accessibility and connecting rural and urban areas.

The National Weather Service predicts a windy and warm day for Columbus, with potential thunderstorms following the arrival of a cold front, and varied weather conditions in the coming week.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 359, the Joshua Alert, to improve responses when children with autism or developmental disabilities go missing, honoring the late Joshua Al-Lateef Jr.

A former nonprofit director, Thomas Ostrosky, pleaded guilty to stealing over $207,000 from the charity, impacting elderly donors and the organization's mission.

Ohio's Dragon Spa was raided on suspicion of sex-for-pay activities, with law enforcement seizing records and cash. The spa's workers have been offered social services amid ongoing investigations into human trafficking.

Ohio Wildlife Council reduces deer bag limits in specific counties due to Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease, effective Dec 1, aligning with the deer gun season.