Upper Arlington's DEA Drug Take Back Day on October 25 aims to combat prescription drug misuse by offering a safe way to dispose of unused medications.

Dublin, Ohio is recognized as one of the "9 Safest Small Communities in Ohio" by World Atlas, highlighting low crime rates and strong community engagement.

Ohio's fall foliage is gradually appearing, with some areas near peak color, according to the ODNR. Enthusiasts can enjoy the scenery in places like the Hocking State Forest and various fall events.

Weather forecast for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington indicates rising temperatures before a cold front brings storms and gusty winds this weekend.

Union County, Ohio, announces a bid for a major network upgrade at its courthouse, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting on October 21 and bids due November 5.

Scott Hickman, aged 53, has been sentenced to 20 years to life for the 1995 murders of Kimberly Fulton and her child in Washington County, as announced by the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost.

Former Northern Local Schools treasurer, Elizabeth McCarthy, has been indicted for misusing a district credit card, facing charges of theft in office and telecommunications fraud.

Mifflin Township's police face possible disbandment without a levy passing in November, due to fiscal constraints and recovering from officer shootings.

A Zanesville man pled guilty to charges including receiving stolen property and having weapons while under disability, with a five-year sentence proposed.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announces a $279,750 grant for advanced peace officer training in traffic safety and impaired-driving enforcement, accessible through OPOTA Online until September 2026.

The LEADS Steering Committee will meet on November 5 at Ohio's Department of Public Safety, open to the public for discussions on law enforcement data systems.

Three veteran Columbus City Schools educators are set to retire, having positively impacted thousands of students throughout their lengthy careers in teaching.

Ohio Reps. Ray and Abrams introduced House Bill 492 to enforce stricter ID requirements during traffic stops, turning failure to identify into a misdemeanor with potential jail time.