Upper Arlington shares safety tips for the holiday shopping season, including using credit cards over cash, keeping purchases manageable, ensuring vehicle safety, protecting personal information online, and securing package deliveries.

Starting July 2025, Hilliard, OH, residents will be billed directly by Local Waste Services for trash and recycling. The service will offer quarterly billing and more payment options while maintaining current rates and discounts.

Clinton Elementary students decorated a Columbus snowplow, which was celebrated by city officials, emphasizing community service and creativity in the "Paint the Plow" project.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has certified the smooth, high-participation 2024 General Election results, highlighting a strong turnout and efficient reporting.

Firefighters 4 Kids, a Columbus-based program, conducts a toy drive for needy children during the holiday season, with drop-offs at Upper Arlington Fire Station 72 and other locations.

Ohio State Highway Patrol's 'Lights for Lives' campaign issued 449 citations in northwest Ohio, targeting impaired driving and other traffic offenses. Eight individuals were arrested.

Scioto County, Ohio, receives $288,000 from the state for senior health services and flood management, benefiting elderly residents and the Village of Otway.

The article details the City's leaf collection program, providing guidelines for residents to prepare leaves for pickup and options post-program. It emphasizes community responsibility and service efficiency.

Ohio State Highway Patrol and Michigan State Police team up to prevent impaired driving during the Ohio State vs. Michigan football game, advocating safety and offering Lyft credits.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber awarded 18 entities for stellar fiscal responsibility, emphasizing their accurate financial reporting and commitment to accountability.

Upper Arlington earns the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for exemplary financial practices, following a clean routine audit by Ohio's Keith Faber.

Governors Mike DeWine of Ohio and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan have made a friendly wager of local sweets on the outcome of the college football game between the Buckeyes and the Wolverines.

Ohio Reps Russo and Somani express solidarity with immigrants, emphasizing their vital role and pledging to create an inclusive environment for them in the state.