Upper Arlington Parks & Rec canceled morning activities today due to a severe cold that has affected residents' routines. The Senior Center is closed in the morning but is open for registrations; activities resume at noon.

An audit found Bloom Township's fiscal officer liable for $1,464.80 in penalties due to late payments, reflecting "gross negligence" in financial management.

Trimble Local School District is under fiscal watch due to budget deficits, unable to propose an adequate solution after a fiscal caution in December 2024. They must now submit a financial plan within 60 days.

Ohio State University's online bachelor's programs rank No. 5 in U.S. News & World Report's 2025 listings, marking its consistent presence in the top 10.

Licking County informs Harrison Township residents about the upcoming revamp of their stormwater management system, with public hearings scheduled for April 2025. The project aims to meet current standards and improve water management.

Officer Isaac Brown joins the Upper Arlington Police Division after graduating from the Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy on January 17, completing an intensive 21-week training program.

Ohio and Indiana governors bet local treats on the college football national championship game between Ohio State Buckeyes and Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

Ohio House Speaker Huffman endorses Lt. Gov. Jon Husted's appointment to the U.S. Senate, highlighting their long, productive relationship and Husted's qualifications.

ODJFS warns Ohio SNAP beneficiaries of skimming scams, advising vigilance and proactive measures to protect benefits from fraudsters using devices on ATMs and point-of-sale terminals.

Ohio is partnering with Anduril Industries to build a large defense technology facility. The project aims to create 4,000 jobs by 2035 and invest $1 billion in the local economy.

Ohio Department of Commerce advises Ohioans on donating to California wildfire relief, warning against scams, and recommending checks on charity legitimacy.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine orders flags on public buildings to be flown at full staff on January 20, 2025, for the inauguration and at half-staff from January 21-28 to honor former President Carter.

Justice R. Patrick DeWine advocates for interpreting the Ohio Constitution using its original public meaning in an upcoming article in the Ohio State Law Journal, drawing from historical documents and early court cases for guidance.