Eastmoor Academy High School in Columbus, Ohio, has created a unique educational space called the Live-Lab, which combines elements of a zoo and a science lab to provide hands-on learning experiences.

A study in Ohio shows rental subsidies improve the quality of life and reduce healthcare costs for older adults, offering hope against growing homelessness in this population.

Dublin, Ohio, is preparing expansive festivities for America's 250th anniversary, featuring public art on the Ohio Creativity Trail and the return of the local historical society's speaker series.

A report criticizing slow legal proceedings in Ohio's court system highlights scheduling issues, case complexity, and service delays, and offers solutions to improve timeliness.

The Invest Student Challenge, with support from Ohio organizations, engages students in a national competition to create explanatory videos about insurance, enhancing their financial literacy.

Cedarwood Elementary's Jazz Lab program combines art and science, teaching fifth graders about the science of sound through hands-on music activities.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine stresses the need for a national ban on collegiate prop bets following a college basketball scandal involving a points-shaving scheme.

The National Weather Service predicts increased snowfall and extremely cold temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati through Tuesday, with harsh wind chills expected.

The City of Dublin, Ohio's social media encourages residents to commit acts of kindness during winter, such as helping elderly neighbors and sharing items to foster community spirit and volunteering.

A 15-year-old was arrested in Columbus for a series of robberies after police linked them to an October 18 incident. The arrest followed extensive investigations.

Indictment reveals a college basketball point-shaving scandal involving games and players from multiple institutions, including Ohio University and Kent State, affecting outcomes for gamblers.

Shaquir Cromwell was indicted for the murder of Tyris Sowell in Columbus, arrested two months after the incident in Florida, and was facing charges including aggravated murder.

Antonio Colvin, 21, faces a reckless homicide charge in Columbus, Ohio, for the accidental shooting death of two-year-old Va'Nyiah Mason, amid a surge in similar incidents involving children in the area.