UPDATE: Columbus Police Officers on Leave Following Shooting, Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation Seeks Transparency
The Columbus Division of Police released information on a police-involved shooting, with Officers Carter and Liford, veterans of the force, now on administrative leave. The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation is currently investigating the case.
Ohio's Weather Rollercoaster: Columbus and Cincinnati to See Return to Stability After Erratic Temperatures
Ohio expects a return to normal weather after fluctuating temperatures and rain, cool conditions with light rain or snow possible Friday, a drying trend over the weekend, and increased rain chances by next Monday.
Uptown Westerville: Where Charm Meets Convenience With Easy Parking, Walkability, and DORA Relaxation
Uptown Westerville is highlighted for its charm and convenience. It offers easy parking and a pedestrian-friendly area complemented by shops, dining, and events like Farmers Markets and concerts.
Ohio Leads Massive Legal Alliance Against Google: 38 States and DOJ Demand Tech Titan End Monopoly Menace
The article describes a collaborative effort between 37 state attorneys general and the DOJ to propose a final judgment against Google to address alleged monopolistic practices and promote fair competition in search and advertising.
Marion City Announces Altered Holiday Schedules for Thanksgiving, Essential Services Remain Unaffected
Marion's City Hall and other services will have altered schedules for Thanksgiving, with closures on Thursday and Friday and early closures on Wednesday. Essential services remain operational.
Upper Arlington and TriVillage Chamber Partner Up for 'Fast Connections: Big Impact!' Networking Event
Upper Arlington and the TriVillage Chamber Partnership are hosting a networking event to foster relationships between local businesses and nonprofits and promote community engagement and growth.
Ohio Certifies 2024 General Election Results, Secretary of State LaRose Touts Smoothest Voting in History
Ohio's 2024 general election is complete with all counties submitting final vote counts before the deadline; Secretary of State LaRose praises the smooth process and prepares for certification and post-election audits.
Columbus Developer Unveils $600M Capitol Square Overhaul, Seeks Tax Credits for Downtown Renaissance
Edwards Companies is planning a $600 million redevelopment project in downtown Columbus, seeking state tax credits to transform parking lots into mixed-use buildings with residential and retail space.












