Upper Arlington's GIS Department introduces an interactive Leaf Trail Map for autumn colors, inviting residents and visitors to share their favorite spots.

Ohio officials announce an initiative to create 1,126 new jobs and retain 2,686 through 12 projects, with investments over $2 billion in various sectors across the state.

The National Weather Service predicts light rain south of the Ohio River, followed by drier conditions today, with heavier rain and cooler temperatures Wednesday through Thursday.

Ohio Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel announced the next Team Tressel Fitness Challenge for students, with sign-ups open until November 28, 2025, for the event starting on February 2, 2026.

The Columbus Department of Public Service promotes recycling due to limited landfill space, using the PickUp CBUS app and RecycleRight.org for resident guidance.

Ohio announces guidelines for a Brownfield Remediation Program, providing grants for transforming contaminated sites, with a $200 million budget from House Bill 96.

Columbus announced zero traffic fatalities for August, attributing the success to "Vision Zero Columbus" efforts in improving road safety and urging community vigilance.

Columbus Police seek help identifying two suspects in an early morning robbery on Winchester Pike. The male attempted to steal cash, and the female suspect tried to take unpaid items.

Ohio initiates a $200 million Brownfield Remediation Program to clean up contaminated sites, with equal funding for all counties and an upcoming application period.

Reps. Click and Odioso testified for HB 484 to improve Ohio's childcare workforce, increasing availability and lowering costs for families, potentially adding 12,000 childcare spots.

Upper Arlington's Pumpkin Patrol initiative ensures trick-or-treaters' safety during Beggar’s Night, with city vehicles patrolling from 6-8 p.m. on October 30.

Ohio State University researchers conducted a comprehensive study on the human brain's connectivity and functions, providing new insights into its organizational principles.

The Ohio Department of Transportation reports that 91 road crews have been hit this year, urging drivers to follow safety laws by moving over for vehicles with flashing lights.