Police warn Upper Arlington residents of a scam involving an impostor posing as Police Chief Keith Hall to solicit donations for a nonexistent surgery. Residents are advised to report such calls.

Upper Arlington Parks & Recreation concludes Phase II of Fancyburg Park redesign with community input guiding features like play areas, a year-round pavilion, and an amphitheater, despite some noise concerns.

Two teens were arrested following a fatal Northside Columbus shooting which left 17-year-old Ariyaun Burton dead and another injured. Suspects Westin Taylor and Lakai Jones face murder and assault charges.

Francisco Vallejo-Arevalo was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Erik Alcauter-Huitron. The incident, stemming from a personal dispute, occurred in Columbus, Ohio.

Columbus police seek help identifying two suspects in a perfume theft, captured on surveillance, and share details on social media for public assistance.

Bill Nye made an unannounced visit to Columbus City Schools' professional development day, exciting staff and reinforcing the district's educational mission, especially in STEM fields, as they prepare for the Summer Experience program.

A Morrow County deputy was killed during a domestic call, and the suspect is in serious condition. Details are limited, and investigations are ongoing.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain for Columbus and surrounding areas, with continuous chances of precipitation throughout the week and mild temperatures.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the Lancaster, Ohio Memorial Day Parade, honoring the memory of fallen soldiers alongside the local community.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office participated in the 2025 Lithopolis Memorial Day Parade, honoring fallen soldiers and emphasizing community bonds in a social media post.

Dublin City Council approves beautification grants for neighborhood projects in May, continuing a program that enhances community aesthetics since 2011.

Roxanne Adams, a dedicated teacher at Southwood Elementary, has spent over 30 years positively impacting the lives and education of her students, becoming a supportive figure in the South Side community.

The Columbus Division of Fire honored fallen servicemen and women on Facebook, expressing gratitude for their sacrifices and reflecting on the shared service and duty between firefighters and military personnel.