Ohio faces heavy snow and bitter cold temperatures as forecasted by the National Weather Service in Wilmington, with significant snowfall and wind chill temperatures below zero expected.

Westerville Parks and Recreation collaborates with COSI to offer a sensory-friendly, ecology-themed science event, emphasizing inclusivity for the neurodiverse community with hands-on activities and animal encounters.

Governor Mike DeWine appointed Stacey S. Stiriz to the Fulton County Court of Common Pleas, where she'll preside over the Probate and Juvenile Division starting January 12, 2026, succeeding Judge Michael J. Bumb.

The Violet Township Fire Department completed extensive trainings to improve emergency services, including patient transfer, airway management, bleeding control, and mass casualty incident simulations.

Gahanna Lincoln High School's construction includes advanced safety features, highlighted in a video tour by the local police chief and school superintendent.

The Columbus Police reported a fatal shooting on N. Hampton Road, where 42-year-old Keith Morgan was killed, with Miyaira Tyler charged for the murder.

Columbus Mayor Ginther is set to appear on Upper Arlington's local podcast to discuss governance and local government impact, as well as family and youth engagement.

Columbus police have stated the case of missing 14-year-old Jahlaya Gibson is now "resolved," with details of her disappearance and resolution undisclosed.

Chazmyne Zhaze Jackson was charged with attempted murder after a Dublin shooting, believed to stem from domestic issues. The victim is expected to recover.

Mayor Andrew Ginther appeared on a local podcast, discussing local government's impact, familial term limits, and the challenge of being "cool" to teenagers.

Stuart Weitzman, a renowned shoe designer, shared his success secrets and emphasized the blend of creativity and entrepreneurship at The Ohio State University's LeadX: Unplugged series.

NWS Wilmington warns of two snow systems impacting Ohio, the first ending with 3-4 inches of accumulation and the second promising 3-6 inches, followed by Arctic air and hazardous travel conditions.

The Grove City Ohio Police are urging people to plan safe transportation during the holidays to avoid drunk driving and ensure everyone gets home safely.