The Wexner Center for the Arts will host a unique, immersive opera adaptation of Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea" with cinematic video design and a contemporary score.

Columbus City Preparatory School showcases the impact of head custodian Wayne Walker, who is recognized for his meticulous care and mentoring role beyond his custodial duties.

Ohio Department of Behavioral Health Director LeeAnne Cornyn will resign on October 8, as announced by Governor DeWine. Tia Marcel Moretti will serve as interim director.

Hilliard police introduce the "Blue Envelope" program to assist drivers with disabilities during traffic stops, fostering better communication between officers and individuals.

Despite a dry spell, Ohio's trees are showcasing vibrant fall colors, with the ODNR providing updates and leaf-peeping recommendations.

Dublin's Metro Center Revitalization Plan received the Specialized Plan Award from the Ohio APA for transforming an old office park into a mixed-use area.

Columbus Alternative High School senior Marcus McCullough was named a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist, placing him in the top 1% of U.S. high school seniors.

Representative Sharon Ray received the Honored Luminary award for her work on perinatal mental health, as recognized during the Infant Vitality Advocacy Day in Ohio.

Ohio has renamed its mental health department to Ohio Department of Behavioral Health, aiming to destigmatize mental health and improve service representation.

A cyclist in Columbus is critically injured after a hit-and-run by a blue SUV. Police are seeking information and have discrepancies in hospital reports.

Ohio House Democrats criticize Gov. DeWine's Property Tax Reform Working Group for insufficient proposals, emphasizing the need for real relief amid rising property taxes.

Warm and dry conditions are expected in Columbus and surrounding areas, with light winds and possible river valley fog. The warm weather will continue into the weekend, but a shift early next week may bring cooler temperatures and precipitation.

Ohio State University's College of Nursing offers an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, allowing students with a non-nursing degree to become nurses in 18 months, addressing nursing shortages post-pandemic.