Upper Arlington revives its annual Light Up Arlington event, inviting residents to decorate their homes and share their festive spirit by registering online to be added to a digital map for public viewing.

ODOT District 1 seeks feedback on its 2026 road projects, including resurfacing and reconstruction across several Ohio counties. By December 20, public comments on the details of the proposals provided online will be essential for project outcomes.

Lt. Nick Jones of Ohio returned after helping with hurricane relief in Florida and North Carolina as part of the Ohio Task Force 1 search and rescue team.

Westerville Electric Division line workers assisted in power restoration efforts following Hurricanes Helene and Milton, dedicating 27 days to help southeastern U.S. communities.

Upper Arlington's government provides safety tips for protecting one's home during the holidays, including using Notice of Temporary Vacancy forms, hiding signs of absence, tracking deliveries, and keeping homes well-lit and locked.

The ODNR is emphasizing cold water safety in Ohio, encouraging preparation and the use of life jackets and appropriate clothing to prevent hypothermia and accidents.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 660, allowing universities to pay student-athletes and updating the state's NIL law following Governor DeWine's order.

Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio signed House Bill 432 into law, updating educational policies, including career-technical education, STEM excellence, and student data privacy.

The closed Fort Rapids Indoor Water Park Resort in East Columbus is now managed by New Perspective Asset Management, which handles legal issues and potential redevelopment plans.

The City of Upper Arlington is hiring for over 300 seasonal and part-time positions in its Parks & Recreation Department. It offers competitive wages, training, and benefits like retirement participation.

The City of Worthington has announced December 9 as the last day for curbside leaf collection, reminding residents to rake leaves to the curb by that morning.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 688 to establish "Speaker Jo Ann Davidson Day" on her birthday, September 28, to honor the state's first female House Speaker.

The Reynoldsburg City Schools district is facing an $8.5 million budget shortfall, leading to proposed cuts including a hiring freeze, reduced utility usage, and eliminating extracurricular activities.