The Upper Arlington Senior Center closed on January 6, 2025, due to severe weather that affected events and activities. Safety concerns prompted the measure.

Local Waste Services delays trash collection due to weather, affecting the post-holiday schedule in Upper Arlington.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for parts of Ohio, forecasting snow accumulation, strong winds, and low visibility, affecting travel and public safety.

A shooting in Columbus' North Linden area early Sunday morning resulted in one death. Police have yet to release suspect information as the investigation continues.

Former Ohio Senator and Columbus City Council member Ben E. Espy died at the age of 81, leaving a legacy of public service and dedication to community improvement.

A significant winter storm is set to bring heavy snow, sleet, and freezing rain to Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, with possible substantial accumulations and harsh travel conditions.

Ohio State prepares for the College Football Playoff semifinal against Texas after a 41-21 win over Oregon, with coach Ryan Day emphasizing focus and readiness for the game.

Ohio's Minority Leader Allison Russo criticizes Governor Mike DeWine for not vetoing a bill that would allow police to charge for body cam footage. This raises concerns about public access to records and transparency.

Ohio's State Fire Marshal warns of the fire risks of indoor Christmas trees, and the ODNR suggests using them to provide habitats for wildlife instead of throwing them in the trash.

Otterbein University mourns the loss of sophomore wrestler Josh Taylor, who died in a car crash. Coach Rastetter and teammates express their grief and remember his impact.

The Franklin County Coroner identified Alex Russell, 23, as the man killed in a Gahanna police shooting on December 19, linked to a suspected credit card fraud.

The National Weather Service forecasts a severe winter storm with snow, sleet, and freezing rain for the Ohio Valley starting Sunday, with a Winter Storm Warning lasting until Monday night.

Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio signed House Bill 173 for pricing transparency in hospitals and cultural recognitions, partially vetoed Senate Bill 54 on new commissions and state issues, and used veto power on House Bill 315 regarding public records.