The article details the City's leaf collection program, providing guidelines for residents to prepare leaves for pickup and options post-program. It emphasizes community responsibility and service efficiency.

Ohio State's new quarterback, Will Howard, is preparing to face Michigan in college football's renowned rivalry, embracing the pressure and significance of the game.

Two were killed in a Columbus car crash at Gender Road and Abbie Trails Drive. Police identified one victim as Cofield Brown. The cause is under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts below-normal temperatures and potential light snow for Cincinnati and Columbus areas. Cloudy skies and a weak cyclonic flow influence the current weather pattern.

Groveport is preparing for Small Business Saturday on November 30, with local businesses offering special deals to attract holiday shoppers and support the local economy.

Ohio State Highway Patrol and Michigan State Police team up to prevent impaired driving during the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game, advocating safety and offering Lyft credits.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber awarded 18 entities for stellar fiscal responsibility, emphasizing their accurate financial reporting and commitment to accountability.

Upper Arlington earns the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for exemplary financial practices, following a clean routine audit by Ohio's Keith Faber.

Governors Mike DeWine of Ohio and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan have made a friendly wager of local sweets on the outcome of the college football game between the Buckeyes and the Wolverines.

Ohio Reps Russo and Somani express solidarity with immigrants, emphasizing their vital role and pledging to create an inclusive environment for them in the state.

The National Weather Service reports improved weather in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas as rain and snow wane. Cooler temperatures and potential light snow showers are forecasted ahead.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled to uphold a statute extending the time to sue out-of-state doctors, sparking debate over medical malpractice and interstate commerce.

Ohio's Department of Commerce warns residents about charity scams during the holidays and advises verifying charity legitimacy and being cautious with personal information.