Research from Ohio State University links gut bacteria to autoimmune diseases, showing how T cells affected by gut microbes can worsen conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.

Robert Verstraete joins the City of Hilliard as a GIS Analyst, bringing experience from Toledo and enthusiasm for his new role and personal milestones.

Ohio law enforcement tapped into Joseph Palmer's expertise at a Police Chief's Association meeting, focusing on handling domestic violence cases effectively.

The OABSE celebrated its 11th Midwest Regional Conference, honoring educators including Dr. Grubbs, Mrs. Cooper, and Mrs. Tinker for their contributions to Columbus City Schools.

The Buckeye Block Watch in the University District is increasing its patrol presence to enhance neighborhood security, without enforcement powers, focusing on observation and reporting.

The Columbus Division of Police celebrated their therapy dogs, Maverick and Bodhi, on National Therapy Animal Day, highlighting their role in supporting officers and victims.

A storm warning led Upper Arlington to cancel the Northam Tennis and Pickleball Courts ribbon cutting, now informally open with a planned May 3 open house.

Raven Ferguson discusses her journey as an athlete, overcoming challenges and doubts, on the City League Sports Podcast, sharing a message of resilience and determination.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is focusing on youth road safety, advocating for safe driving habits among teens through social media as part of National Youth Traffic Safety Month.

Midwest residents should prepare for scattered thunderstorms and potential severe weather, including strong winds and hail. Temperatures will rise before cooling down by Sunday.

Upper Arlington celebrates Arbor Day as part of Tree City USA, highlighting its commitment to urban forestry since 1990, including a tree planting event with local students.

Ohio State University held a workshop on commercializing research in low-Earth orbit, with key industry participants discussing future space opportunities and the role of academic involvement in spaceflight benefits.

Upper Arlington is joining the Light Ohio Blue campaign in May to honor law enforcement officers, encouraging residents to use blue lights at home. A caravan of police vehicles will travel through UA on May 7.