Ohio State University engineers are developing a centrifugal nuclear thermal rocket (CNTR) that could double the efficiency of nuclear propulsion for space travel, potentially reducing mission times and increasing payload capacity.

Columbus Police identified suspect Sean McNulty in a series of rapes since 1997 and possibly crimes dating back to 1982. They seek additional information from the public.

The new shared use path in Dublin is under construction along Riverside Drive, including a 130-foot pedestrian bridge, with traffic impacts expected until its completion in October 2025.

Ohio Democrats introduced a new, fair congressional redistricting plan ahead of the deadline, aiming for a balanced approach without political favoritism.

Devonshire Elementary in Columbus celebrates opening its renovated building with new tech, lighting, and safety, aiming to enhance educational experiences.

Governor Mike DeWine orders Ohio flags at half-staff to honor 9/11 victims, requesting a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m., the time of the first attack.

Upper Arlington High School hosts speaker John O'Leary, a burn survivor and author, for an inspiring community event on September 17, highlighting his story of resilience.

Lancaster, Ohio, moves to grant South Central Power Company a franchise to develop its electric infrastructure, aiming to provide better electric services to residents.

The 2025 Community Survey Report for Upper Arlington reveals high resident satisfaction with city services and local governance and indicates openness to housing diversification.

Ohio House Democrats are urging Republicans to address redistricting, with a Constitutional deadline looming and no movement on House Bill 442 for fair maps.

Stable weather with sun and warmth is expected in Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, Ohio, through Thursday, with a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

The article discusses a study showing that two-thirds of participants in a psilocybin-assisted therapy trial for depression reported remission five years later.

Dale C. Wright's parole was denied after serving the minimum of his 15-year sentence for the murder of his infant son, his next hearing is set for 2035.