The article discusses the importance of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, highlighting online threats and Ohio's efforts to educate citizens on cyber safety.

The Ohio State University launches a $19.5 million NIH-funded ARTEMIS study to improve suicide risk detection in healthcare settings, recruiting 13,500 participants to develop AI-enhanced prediction models.

Alberta Grant received a 9-year sentence for child endangering and obstructing justice, stemming from housing a child rapist and obstructing an investigation into his activities.

Ohio state legislators overrode a gubernatorial veto to enact substantial property tax reform aimed at increasing transparency and preventing unplanned tax hikes.

The Ohio House honored the US Navy's 250th anniversary, led by Representatives with naval ties. The resolution valorizes the service and history of the Navy, noting Ohio's deep military connections.

Ohio Democratic leaders urge Governor DeWine to convene the Redistricting Commission to meet the constitutional deadline for drawing congressional maps.

Gahanna's Splash Pad remains open beyond its usual season, closing temporarily for the Vietnam Traveling Wall tribute, to resume operations on October 7.

Ohio launches RoadReady app to improve training for new drivers, including tracking the required 50 hours of supervised driving and providing feedback on skills.

Ohio GOP misses redistricting deadline, escalating tensions and prompting Democratic criticism over potential gerrymandering and neglect of bipartisan process.

Grove City's Town Center Park will host the Midnight Market on October 24, 6-9 p.m., featuring unique vendors, food trucks, and a festive atmosphere for Halloween shopping.

Grove City Police seek help identifying a man who stole from United Dairy Farmers on September 8. The suspect's photo has been shared on social media.

Leadership UA hosted a Candidates Night in Upper Arlington for residents to meet City Council and School Board candidates ahead of the November election.

The Ohio Valley is experiencing unusually warm and dry weather due to an "anomalous ridge." Highs are in the low to mid 80s, with little change expected into the weekend. Rain chances increase next week following a shift in atmospheric conditions.