Ohio's Redistricting Commission unanimously approved new congressional districts, preventing a costly referendum and a potentially delayed primary. The bipartisan map reflects state politics and averts a $50 million expense.

Study from Ohio State University finds children maintain trust in scientists despite seeing "mad scientists" on TV, as long as the characters are not explicitly labeled as scientists.

Ohio wildlife officers received NAWEOA awards, with Investigator Kiefer named Officer of the Year and Officer Keller with K-9 Scout earning the Loyal Partner Award.

Upper Arlington offers a leadership program to develop future leaders through practical training and networking, with applications open for the Leadership UA Class of 2026.

The forecast for the Ohio Valley includes a cloudy weekend with potential light rain, especially Saturday night to Sunday morning, followed by drier conditions into the next week.

Upper Arlington is set to honor military personnel with Veterans Day activities, school events, and a public ceremony, featuring Vietnam veterans' oral histories and contributions to the community's understanding of history.

Research reveals that young umbrella acacia trees in Africa grow aggressively during droughts, contrary to the conservative water-saving of other acacias.

Corey Whitehouse of Zanesville was convicted of 16 felonies, including drug trafficking and endangering children, which may result in a 54-year prison sentence.

Ohio State University broke the record for the largest gathering of people in party hats with 1,924 participants, surpassing a previous record. The event also supported mental health initiatives.

Ohio is experiencing a vibrant fall foliage season despite initial delays, with areas around the state reaching their peak colors. Enthusiasts are encouraged to visit ODNR parks and forests to enjoy the spectacle.

Ohio launches "Find Forgotten Funds" event in November, incentivizing residents to search for unclaimed assets, inspired by the Ohio-Michigan sports rivalry.

Ohio offers Thanksgiving dinner at state park lodges as a relaxed alternative to home cooking, with scenic views and no dishwashing. Details on pricing and reservations are forthcoming.

Dr. Staci Rouse, with 26 years in the same district, reflects on her educational journey at Johnson Park Middle School, from special education teacher to principal, emphasizing a culture of compassion, inclusivity, and student potential.