Dublin partners with Central Ohio Safe Ride to offer $10 off Lyft rides for St. Patrick's Day with code DUBSPD25, promoting safe celebration without drinking and driving.

Coffee Connections of Hilliard, owned by Nate and Sharon Grenier, has been serving coffee and fostering community since 2017. Its focus is on local collaborations and family-friendly spaces.

Ohio Secretary of State LaRose joins a legal challenge against the Corporate Transparency Act, arguing it imposes onerous reporting demands on small businesses and oversteps federal authority.

Officer Troy Walters will retire from the Columbus Division of Police after 22 years of service in various roles, including the ACT team and as an instructor for the Defensive Tactics Unit.

Ohio Representatives Hall and Isaacsohn have reintroduced a bipartisan bill to freeze property taxes for seniors earning less than $50,000 with homes below $500,000.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 13 to designate November 5 as "Roy Rogers Day" to honor the Portsmouth-born entertainment icon and inspire the state's youth.

Update on a Columbus double homicide, Antwan Lewis and Harold Forrest III were killed, and suspects Brandon Colbert and Abdou Seye were charged with murder. Seye awaits extradition from Michigan.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources seeks nominations for its Natural Resources Hall of Fame to honor conservationists who have significantly impacted the state.

Ridgeview Junior High School was honored with the PBIS Bronze designation for fostering a healthy school environment. Principal Sheila Evans aims for the Silver Designation next.

Snow showers in Ohio are subsiding, with the National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasting clearer skies, diminishing winds, and a temporary dry period before more precipitation arrives Friday.

Two critically injured in a Hilliard house fire, with hoarding conditions impeding rescue efforts. Firefighters broke windows to enter and rescue the victims. Cause under investigation.

Julie M. Neff, a former clerk, pleaded guilty to embezzling over $43,000 from the Village of Byesville's utility office after an investigation by Ohio's Auditor of State.

The Ohio Supreme Court is set to hear a case on Columbus's appeal against a blocked firearm law involving high-capacity magazine restrictions and gun storage mandates.