O.A.R. is set to perform at the Columbus Blue Jackets outdoor game against the Detroit Red Wings, with Twenty-One Pilots playing during intermission.

Law students like Natalie Gottfried and Kaela Orrell provide pro bono legal services, aiding those with past legal issues and immigrants seeking asylum and contributing significantly to legal aid efforts.

Ohio's House Bill 496, signed into law, revises property tax regulations and updates county auditors' roles to streamline property tax administration.

The Columbus Police are appealing for help to find two female suspects involved in a robbery with knives on Refugee Rd. in December. They fled in a black Nissan Rogue without tags.

Ohio's political community honored Ben Espy's legacy, recognizing his service as a former state Senate Minority Leader and Columbus City Council member. Attorney General Dave Yost commended his visionary leadership.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources allocates $3.4 million in grants for local park improvements, supporting 86 proposals for amenities like playgrounds and pickleball courts across 73 counties.

Two were arrested for murder after a fatal shooting in Whitehall resulting from a domestic dispute. The victim, related to the suspects, was found dead at the scene.

An adult cyclist died in a collision with a Mercury Marquise on Corr Road. The incident occurred at 6:29 pm, and the cyclist was declared dead at 6:36 pm. The Columbus Police are investigating and seeking witness information.

Ohio Governor DeWine has established a Missing Persons Working Group to improve missing person case responses, with diverse experts collaborating for effective strategies.

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty to multiple hunting violations in Ohio and received fines, gear forfeiture, and license revocation. Two other men were also convicted and faced similar penalties.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has allocated $7.5 million in safety grants to 28 colleges for campus security enhancements such as improved locks, surveillance systems, and lighting.

An Arctic cold front brought snow and frigid temperatures to Columbus and Cincinnati, with the coldest night yet. More snow is expected later in the week, followed by a brief warm-up before temperatures drop again.

Marion City Hall will close for MLK Day, but essential services such as sanitation, buses, and the senior center will operate normally.