The Support Southwest Public Libraries Committee holds an information session in Grove City to discuss library importance and encourage community support.

The Grove City Library hosts "Books with Bo," a reading event with the police department's therapy dog, on December 18 for a relaxing literary session.

Ex-fiscal officer Lynn Marlatt pleaded guilty to theft of over $450,000 from New Concord, Ohio, facing theft in office, fraud, and records tampering charges.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is offering a ride-along program for individuals to experience the life of a trooper firsthand, aiming to attract new recruits.

Ohio Governor DeWine nominated Lyndsay Nash for DODD and Tia Marcel Moretti for DBH, highlighting their extensive experience and leadership in public service.

Austen A. Medek, 39, was charged with murdering his wife, Michaela D. Medek, 41, in Columbus after she died from injuries sustained from blunt force trauma.

A woman died and another injured in a head-on crash near the John Glenn Columbus International Airport, after a Ford swerved to avoid a vehicle and hit a Chevrolet.

Recent surveys show Lake Erie's walleye and yellow perch populations are flourishing, promising sustainable fishing and economic stability for local communities.

The forecast for Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and nearby areas includes mid-week sunshine and weekend showers, with temperatures rising above normal on Thursday followed by cooler air on Friday.

Worthington residents showed strong support for the Firefighters-4-Kids Toy Drive, with continuous donations leading up to Christmas Eve, filling collection vehicles. The city thanked the community for their sustained generosity.

Ohio expects economic growth with 17 new projects that are projected to create 2,347 new jobs and retain 8,592 existing jobs, with a $148 million payroll and $1.1 billion in investments.

Marion, Ohio officials informed residents that Aqua has adjusted water treatment processes after detecting organic compounds, ensuring water meets safety standards despite taste issues.

Westerville, Ohio announces holiday closures of city offices and Community Center on December 25 and January 1, with early closures on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Essential services remain unaffected.