Ohio State University honored senior football players, spirit program seniors, and student managers for their contributions and achievements during the final home game of the season.

The Ohio Auditor's report found former Tremont City fiscal officer Megan Mulkey responsible for accruing $2,521.35 in late fees due to mismanaged financial duties.

State audit reveals over $17 million in questionable costs at Eastern Gateway Community College, citing fiscal negligence and mismanagement of federal student aid.

An infamous Franklin County after-hours club, Kaze Lounge, was shut down by authorities due to violence and illegal operation without a liquor permit.

Ohio State University is developing a Career Center of Excellence to prepare students for the workforce, which will open in 2026 and aims to have 80% of undergraduates complete an internship or co-op before graduating.

Upper Arlington Police are conducting a "Pack a Police Cruiser" food drive to help Heart to Heart Food Pantry, asking for donations of food and personal care items on December 6.

Personalized algorithms may narrow perspectives and foster overconfidence in incorrect information, according to a study led by Giwon Bahg, suggesting a distorted view of reality.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts rain followed by a cold snap for Columbus and Cincinnati, with brisk temperatures and minimal precipitation through Thanksgiving. Weekend weather may bring snow turning to rain.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber announces the release of audit reports for various public entities, ensuring financial integrity and transparency.

Ohio State University's marching band performed a classical music-themed halftime show, "Keys to the 'Shoe," featuring pieces from famous composers during the Rutgers game.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose launched a new tool for greater transparency in business data, as part of his ongoing initiative to make government operations more open to the public.

Ohio State University is preparing for its autumn commencement on December 21, where 3,600 students will graduate, and President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. will preside over the ceremony.

Ohio State University researchers found that the prebiotic GOS could reduce impulsivity in rats after TBI, indicating potential dietary intervention for human TBI-related impairments.