Grove City is hosting National Night Out today to strengthen community-police bonds with family-friendly activities, including emergency vehicle displays and interaction with law enforcement.

Ohio State University updates its game day experiences, with plans for color-coordinated fan sections, a new role for the Victory Bell, mascot surprises, and amplified crowd participation, aiming to enrich traditions while enhancing the atmosphere.

Edward Weber, ex-superintendent of Wellington Exempted Village Schools, repaid $25,200.50 overpaid for vacation days after a state audit prompted by record discrepancies.

Columbus firefighters responded to 18,370 calls last month, showcasing their dedication amid a demanding July. The Columbus Division of Fire expressed appreciation on social media.

Gahanna Police issued an alert for the missing person Amoni Bro, last seen in Columbus, urging public assistance.

Daniel J. King, an artist and Air Force veteran, will be the juror for the 2025 Ohio Veterans Art Exhibition, where service members can submit artwork until September 1, 2025.

Professor Umit Ozkan inspired Ohio State graduates with a speech on embracing challenges and lifelong learning, reflecting on her journey and stressing continuous growth.

The National Weather Service Wilmington OH predicts pleasant weather for Ohio with occasional thunderstorms, especially southwest of Cincinnati, and slightly above-normal temperatures by the weekend.

ODNR offers grants to landowners for creating grassland habitats to support wildlife like the northern bobwhite quail. The program joins conservation and soil health use, funded by USDA's Regional Conservation Partnership Program.

Rochelle Mayo-Barrett, a Columbus Alternative High School alum and former social worker, co-founded the Young Chefs Academy in Gahanna to teach culinary and life skills to diverse children, including those with disabilities and foster youths.

Columbus Police seek help to find two theft suspects and urge the public to share information through contact numbers or anonymously via Central Ohio Crime Stoppers.

Columbus Fire Recruit Class 123 graduated with rigorous training to serve the community, and individuals such as Staheli and Lehtomaa received accolades for their exceptional performance.

The City of Columbus is hosting a Skilled Trade Apprenticeship and Career Fair to connect individuals with trade experts and apprenticeship opportunities.