Due to Thanksgiving, the Upper Arlington Mayor's Court has rescheduled its session from November 28 to 27. Residents are advised to update their plans accordingly.

Ohio invests $10.9 million in community improvements, benefiting 49 communities across 45 counties. The goal is to foster economic growth and enhance public services.

Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted announce Ohio's readiness to advance in chip manufacturing following the CHIPS Act funding approval. The goal is to create the "Silicon Heartland" and boost the state's economy and job market.

The Ohio AG's Office has accepted a petition summary to end qualified immunity for police, leading to potential state constitutional amendment discussions.

An 18-year-old from Delaware has been imprisoned for life with a chance of parole after 27 years for shooting a 37-year-old man.

An audit reveals that Ohio's electronic checks for Medicaid in-home care services are largely unverified. This highlights the state's struggle to enforce the federal mandate for Electronic Visit Verification.

OSHP is increasing road safety efforts around Thanksgiving. It focuses on seatbelt use and impaired driving prevention, citing past holiday tragedies and stressing sober driving.

Maggie West received Ohio's Outstanding Youth Leadership Award for her community service and leadership, notably as a lifeguard and volunteer in STEM mentorship for girls.

Hilliard introduces a new lightweight pedestrian safety barricade system, debuting at the Tree Lighting event. The system is capable of stopping a truck and designed for easy deployment.

Police responded to a fatal shooting on N. 4th St. in Columbus, Ohio, on November 25. The victim died at OSU Main Hospital. The incident is under investigation, and authorities seek public assistance for information.

The Columbus Division of Police reports a hit-and-run on Frebis Avenue where an adult was seriously injured, and they seek public help to find the driver.

Little Palace Restaurant in Columbus is closing after 15 years due to lease issues with the new building owner.

A shooting in north Columbus resulted in one fatality near Weinland Park. The male victim died at the hospital, and the investigation is ongoing, with no suspects identified yet.