The City of Dublin, Ohio highlights winter bird activity along the Scioto River on social media, focusing on eagles and owls engaging in behaviors like calling, nest building, and hunting.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office introduced Judge, a 6-month-old Belgian Malinois, as the new K9 unit recruit who will be trained in bomb detection and apprehension. Community members can follow his progress via the Sheriff's official app.

Grove City announces a free Winter Movie Series at Beulah Pavilion with themed activities, requiring pre-registration, around MLK Day, Presidents Day, and Spring Break.

John Andrew Garcia was hospitalized after shooting at deputies and being shot in response in Hocking County, Ohio. He faces attempted murder and other charges.

Ohioans for Cannabis Choice files referendum against Senate Bill 56, aiming to overturn new cannabis restrictions, citing business and consumer concerns.

A burglary suspect in Upper Arlington was arrested attempting another crime in Columbus, and stolen property was recovered, showcasing effective police collaboration.

Ohio is set to experience single-digit wind chills and light snow, with slightly warmer temperatures at night. New Year's Eve may bring additional snowfall.

Grove City Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect from a United Dairy Farmers store incident on December 17. The suspect fled in a black Honda sedan.

The Grove City Ohio Police are recruiting 911 dispatchers; no experience required, emphasizing resilience and adaptability. Applicants must pass exams and a background check.

Grove City Police Department is recruiting new officers, highlighting the importance of a purposeful career in law enforcement through social media and offering assistance during the application process.

Police in Upper Arlington, Ohio, are investigating after a man entered a home and fled on foot without shoes or coat; residents are urged to report suspicious activity.

Healthy New Albany hosts an Indoor Farmers Market at the Heit Center every Saturday, featuring local produce, artisan goods, and crafts as a way to support local businesses and escape the winter cold.

Hilliard's Public Service Department is transitioning from leaf collection to snow removal operations, with continued curbside leaf pickup in biodegradable bags on Tuesdays.