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.

Ohio High School Athletic Association approves NIL compensation for high school athletes, aligning with a growing trend across the U.S. and following a lawsuit and temporary restraining order against the association's previous NIL restrictions.

College football rankings stir debate as Ohio State retains top spot in AP Poll, while Oregon rises and Notre Dame impresses. Playoff predictions see top teams holding positions with postseason jockeying intensifying.

A fatal crash at Stelzer and Codet roads resulted in the death of Tamya Barnett and hospitalized the driver, with local enforcement investigating the cause.

Reynoldsburg Police opens 2026 Citizen Police Academy applications to educate residents on police work with sessions from January 22 to March 26, 2026.

The Columbus area's annual Turkey Trot, on November 27, offers a 5-mile run and 2.8-mile walk, benefiting Easter Seals. Traffic and parking restrictions will be in place.

Ohio residents are preparing for a weather shift with expected rainfall and a drop in temperatures later in the week, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Evan Will was sworn in as Washington Township's new Lieutenant in a ceremony overseen by Trustee Jan Rozanski, with the event announced on social media.

Columbus Division of Fire trained ten firefighters in a 240-hour Fall Rescue Technician class, now ready to serve on rescue units and enhance community safety.

The Columbus Division of Police held its fifth annual turkey giveaway, successfully distributing all tickets for free turkeys before Thanksgiving, as announced on social media.

Ohio's H2Ohio initiative grants Columbus $500,000 to replace lead pipes at childcare facilities, part of a statewide effort to eliminate lead exposure among children.

Council Member Heidi Munc discussed Upper Arlington's budget, emphasizing community needs, financial stability, and priorities like sidewalks and housing policy. She valued diverse Council perspectives and community-building efforts.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of weather for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with tranquil high-pressure conditions followed by widespread rain and colder temperatures starting Monday night.