Ryan and Nina Day spoke on mental health to students at Arts Impact Middle School, stressing the importance of communication and support in dealing with emotional challenges.

Ohio's First Lady Fran DeWine announced automatic enrollment in the Imagination Library for newborns with birth certificate processing to promote early literacy.

Week 4 of Central Ohio high school football saw Upper Arlington beat New Albany 42-7, Lake High win 31-15 against Perry despite an injured key player, Westerville South defeating Dublin Scioto 26-18, and St. Charles edging past Ready 27-26.

Ohio State's Marching Band joined Ohio University's Marching 110 at Ohio Stadium for a halftime show, playing classics and honoring arranger William McDaniel.

The National Weather Service predicts warm, dry conditions with highs in the 80s for Columbus and Cincinnati, lasting until late Thursday, when rain may return.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office is partnering with the National Child Safety Council for an Annual Child Safety Education Program, seeking community donations to fund educational materials on topics like drug abuse and internet safety.

Delaware City Council has passed a five-year Capital Improvement Plan focusing on infrastructure, with a balanced budget for 2026 but a projected $17.5 million shortfall by 2030.

Klegewerges Abate, member of the Third World Mob gang, was sentenced to over 25 years in prison for drug trafficking and other crimes, including firearms offenses and wire fraud.

The article describes the Columbus community's observance of the September 11 anniversary, with the Columbus Division of Fire participating in several remembrance ceremonies.

Grove City received a $75,000 Ohio EPA grant to improve winter road maintenance and reduce chloride runoff into waterways using new deicing technology.

The Columbus Division of Police celebrated Police Women's Day on social media, acknowledging the female officers for their courage, compassion, and commitment.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mild week for Ohio, with high pressure leading to dry and warm conditions, apart from a few possible light showers.

The Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys holds an annual tie-tying ceremony symbolizing personal growth and leadership development, with community leaders stressing unity, mentorship, and high expectations.