Walter "Ted" Carter Jr. was formally inaugurated as Ohio State University's 17th president, emphasizing his strategic vision and five-point plan for the university's future.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose urges voters with provisional ballots to ensure they're counted before the certification of election results, potentially affecting close races.

Ohio leaders DeWine and Husted are promoting November as Hire-A-Veteran Month to encourage employment opportunities for veterans and highlight their skills and dedication to potential employers.

Ohio honored 20 veterans with an induction into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame for post-service contributions.

S.A. Comunale has opened a new 19,000-square-foot facility in Hilliard for fire protection services, creating job opportunities and expanding its operations.

The City begins its biennial budget review, with public hearings starting November 18th to discuss the 2025-2026 budget, focusing on financial stability, high-quality services, and infrastructure improvements.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol warns of increased deer-related car crashes during October to December, urging drivers to use caution, especially at twilight hours, and to brake instead of swerve to avoid accidents.

Delaware, Ohio's credit rating improved from Aa2 to Aa1 by Moody's, indicating a stable financial outlook, which helps attract investment and assures fiscal responsibility.

Ohio State Highway Patrol warns of the seasonal increase in deer-related crashes, urging vigilance and safe driving habits to avoid incidents, especially during the peak months of October to December.

Upper Arlington is accepting applications for grants to fund projects promoting inclusivity. Submission and grant award deadlines are given, and an info session is scheduled for interested applicants.

Ohio reports a 9% decrease in overdose deaths for 2023, outpacing the national average, with state-led strategies credited for positive trends in combating the opioid epidemic.

The Columbus community is grieving the unexpected passing of Officer Will Scott, who served for 16 years. The Division of Police shared condolences, honoring his service and requesting privacy for his family.

The Columbus Police Department has acknowledged the justice system's verdict and the tragic death of Andre Hill in the Adam Coy case, commenting on policy changes after Coy's dismissal for misconduct.