A 27-year-old from Marion died in a motorcycle crash after losing control on a curve in Marion County, Ohio. Investigations by the Highway Patrol are ongoing.

Katie Spreen's inventive program at Maize Elementary School has transformed reading into an exciting, social experience, engaging fifth graders and creating a schoolwide literary community.

The article discusses the changing weather patterns, including clear current conditions, an incoming low-pressure system bringing rain and possible thunderstorms, and an unsettled long-term outlook.

Ohio State University is aiding local strawberry growers fighting the fungal disease Neo-P by offering resources and support for disease management and research.

Student veterans at Ohio State University at Marion have launched a beekeeping program, introducing hives to enhance the ecosystem of the campus prairie.

Retired UA City Manager Ginny Barney shared insights on Upper Arlington's growth on the podcast "Won’t You Be Our Neighbor," leaving details on her contributions vague.

A shooting at a Columbus mobile home park on Kane Drive left one dead; police seek a male suspect who fled, with Detective Johnson leading the investigation.

The Columbus Division of Police honors fallen officers during Peace Officers Memorial Day and participates in National Police Week events in Washington D.C.

Ohio's weather is set to be calm early in the week due to high pressure, dry, with near-normal temperatures, according to the National Weather Service. Conditions will shift mid-week, leading to cooler temperatures and possible precipitation.

Ohio's Auditor introduced "Financial Health Indicators" for schools to monitor fiscal trends and address issues early. The system analyzes 16 areas for financial stability.

Upper Arlington is conducting a 2025 Community Survey with randomly selected households to gather opinions on city services and inform future policies.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signs House Bill 15, revising electric service law and utility property taxation, marking a shift from the controversial H.B. 6.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office engaged in community education at a health fair, demonstrating a drone, teaching about stranger safety, showing K-9 and emergency response roles, and allowing kids to explore vehicles and use a 911 simulator.