Upper Arlington's Leadership UA Class of 2025 is now accepting applications for its civic leadership program, which aims to engage and educate community members.

The DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day allows safe disposal of unwanted drugs on Oct. 26 at the Market District, with alternative options at Westerville's police station lobby.

Ohio's Attorney General announced a $279,750 grant from the Department of Public Safety to fund advanced traffic safety and impaired driving enforcement training for peace officers.

Columbus police responded to a shooting on S Champion Ave; a victim with gunshot wounds is stable. A suspect has been arrested, and an investigation is ongoing. The public is asked for information.

The Columbus Police are investigating an accidental shooting inside a vehicle on Edendale Road, where one person was injured. They seek public assistance.

One victim was hospitalized after a late-night shooting on East Town Street; Columbus Police sought public assistance.

Rapper Ralan Styles, known for his "Baby Shark" remix, was killed in a Columbus shooting. Suspect Mahamood Hassan has been arrested in connection with the murder.

One person is critically injured after a shooting in northeast Columbus, the victim was shot in his apartment, and police are investigating with no suspect in custody yet.

Warm weather continues in Southern Ohio, with clear skies and southerly winds up to 25 mph. Highs are in the mid-upper 70s, about 10-15 degrees above normal. Mild nights are expected, with a dry cold front on Wednesday and a chance of rain on Friday.

A motorcyclist died on Stelzer Road in Columbus after a collision with a Buick Encore. Occupants of the Buick were injured but treated on-scene. An investigation is ongoing.

A police cruiser was involved in a collision with two vehicles in Columbus, causing injuries and prompting an ongoing investigation by the CPD's Accident Investigation Unit.

Columbus Police responded to an early morning shooting on W 3rd Ave, where one individual was pronounced dead. They are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

October is the deadliest month for pedestrians in Ohio, with a slight decline in fatalities in recent years, prompting safety reminders from officials and investments in infrastructure.