Blue Angels members visited Rickenbacker International Airport to plan their 2025 Columbus Air Show performance, promising a mix of aviation displays. Tickets are available for the August event.

The Bob Crane Community Center is offering membership gift cards for the upcoming Spring opening. The cards are available in flexible amounts and tailored options based on residence and household. They can be purchased online or at the Parks & Rec office.

Lancaster announces its curbside yard waste collection schedule from April 1 to December 20. The schedule includes guidelines for proper bundling and a prohibition on mixing with other trash.

Groveport's Heritage Holiday event on December 8 at Heritage Park offers a festive experience with Santa, horse-and-carry rides, ice skating, and a fireworks display.

Andrew Beare is leaving his role as Hilliard's operations director to become the Assistant City Manager in Delaware. His last day will be December 13.

Olentangy Orange High School Principal Monica Asher was placed on administrative leave after sending a controversial message following Trump's election victory.

Ohio Department of Commerce releases a free Holiday Gift Budgeting Guide to help Ohioans manage spending during the festive season. Average winter holiday spending is expected to reach $902 per person.

Luvata, Ohio, is expanding its Delaware facilities, adding 50 jobs to support the electric vehicle market. A new 128,000-square-foot space will be unveiled after a November 8 ceremony.

Nominations for Upper Arlington's 2025 Wall of Honor, recognizing notable past residents, are open. The latest honoree will be honored at a ceremony on May 18.

Officer Jeff Long of the Hilliard Police has been honored with the STAR award by the Franklin County Sheriff's Office for exemplifying selflessness, teamwork, accountability, and respect.

The Columbus Police Academy graduates its 145th class with a badge-pinning ceremony at 10 a.m. on Friday. The 39 new officers have completed over 30 weeks of training.

Ohio AG Dave Yost files a lawsuit against ZoomInfo Technologies over allegations of securities fraud, aiming to recover $75.9 million lost by state pension funds.

Brandarius Agnew has been found guilty of murdering William Dammond, with the Franklin County judge delivering the verdict and sentencing scheduled for Jan. 14, 2025.