Westerville honors its finest public safety members with awards and recognitions for their service, community engagement initiatives, and lifesaving actions.

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.

Darreion Davis, 24, died after a shooting in Columbus, with Alise Schlaegel's charges now upgraded to murder. Police seek public assistance in the investigation.

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.

A suspect in a homicide was shot by police after exiting a vehicle with a rifle. He is stable but in life-threatening condition; a probe into the shooting is ongoing.

Columbus is set to revamp its downtown area with the Capital Line project, focusing on pedestrian and bicycle-friendly spaces and aiming to start before summer 2025.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that Ohio Edison can use herbicides under power lines, interpreting a 1948 easement to include modern vegetation management methods.

The National Weather Service anticipates weather in Ohio with snow, rain showers, and gusty winds, followed by drier conditions over the weekend.

The Upper Arlington Police are hosting the "Cram a Cruiser" food drive to benefit the Heart to Heart Food Pantry, with a public call to donate essentials on Saturday at Fire Station 72.

Upper Arlington and adjacent areas are preparing for Small Business Saturday, partnering with the Tri-Village Chamber Partnership to encourage local holiday shopping.

With a Columbus City School grant, Teacher Rosalind Parker transformed her classroom into a "zoo," allowing students to apply math lessons by creating animal models based on volume concepts.

Hilliard City is preparing for its annual Tree Lighting event on December 1, a cherished tradition that offers the community holiday-themed festivities and free activities.

Abdiwahab Hassan was convicted in Franklin County for the rape of a child under 13 and gross sexual imposition, with sentencing scheduled for December 17.