Westerville announces Thanksgiving week changes to city office and Community Center hours, offices closed Nov. 27-28, Center closed Nov. 27 with modified hours Nov. 26 & 28.

Worthington volunteers planted 35 trees in local parks, supported by the Rotary Club and city government, enhancing green spaces and promoting ecosystem health.

Grove City Ohio emphasizes e-scooter safety, urging adherence to rules and collaborative efforts with local entities for public well-being in transportation.

Governor Mike DeWine and First Lady Fran DeWine are promoting literacy improvements in Ohio schools, visiting Cherry Hill Primary and Willowville Elementary to observe the successful implementation of the Science of Reading.

The Gahanna Division of Police received Advanced Accreditation from CALEA with no conditions, signifying adherence to high international policing standards.

TourismOhio has launched a 2025 Holiday Events Guide featuring 440 events, with five in each Ohio county, to celebrate the festive season with lights, choirs, and community gatherings.

Upper Arlington Fire Station 72 welcomed a new fire truck and inducted three new firefighter/paramedics, celebrated with a traditional push-in ceremony.

The National Weather Service Wilmington OH forecasts widespread rain and unsettled weather for the Ohio River region, with warmer temperatures and potential thunderstorms later in the week.

An Ohio State study found that early morning practices reduce college athletes' sleep duration and quality, based on data from 359 athletes with sleep trackers.

The Louvre experienced a daylight jewel heist, with $100 million in French crown jewels stolen and suspects arrested. The incident raises discussion on art theft, historical ownership, and repatriation, per Professor Carlos Rivas.

Upper Arlington Fire Division celebrated the introduction of a new ladder truck and the induction of three firefighter/paramedics with a traditional push-in ceremony.

The Ohio Auditor's office, led by Keith Faber, is to release financial audit results on November 18, covering various public entities, with some findings indicating potential financial irregularities.

Columbus Police seek public assistance in identifying two suspects involved in an armed robbery on N. Nelson Rd. The suspects are two black females in their early twenties. Tips can be reported to Detective Rensch or anonymously to Crime Stoppers.