The 122nd Fire Recruit Class of the Columbus Fire Training Academy hoisted their banner in a traditional ceremony, marking their graduation after a 32-week training program.

Ohio State University students honored Russell Klein's legacy in nutrition and cancer research at the 21st Annual Russell Klein Nutrition Research Symposium, presenting their studies and reflecting on Klein's impact.

The WildWing autonomous drone system, developed for ecological research, captures detailed data on animal behavior, facilitating advanced studies and conservation efforts.

Metro Schools opened Metro@Indianola in the University District, offering a STEM-focused education after renovating the historic Indianola Middle School with funding from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission and Battelle.

The Columbus Division of Police has placed multilingual domestic violence resource posters around the city to help victims regardless of language barriers.

Columbus Police seek public's help in identifying two suspects from a March robbery, providing descriptions and urging information to be sent to authorities.

Gahanna Police announce "Our Gahanna," a project for community input on the city's future, with events from May 6-8 for residents to share their vision.

The seventh annual Music Industry Summit in Ohio offered networking and learning for music insiders with speakers like DJ Premier and featured virtual and in-person participation.

Ohio weather forecast indicates a pleasant weekend with a warm-up and dry conditions, followed by possible showers and thunderstorms on Monday with temperatures progressively increasing before the next frontal system.

Two Mississippi men pleaded guilty to illegal deer hunting in Ohio, receiving fines and legal consequences enforced by the ODNR's Division of Wildlife.

Ohio's AG alerts residents to post-disaster repair and charity scams, advising thorough research on contractors and verification of charities after severe weather.

ODOT seeks public input on a proposed roundabout to improve safety at the State Route 67 and 235 intersection in Hardin County, following consistent safety concerns despite previous enhancements.

The Ohio Spring Wildflower Bloom Report enters its fourth week, stating that despite recent rains, the wildflowers in Southern Ohio continue to thrive and present new species.