Police in Upper Arlington, Ohio, are investigating after a man entered a home and fled on foot without shoes or coat; residents are urged to report suspicious activity.

Research by Patrick Carroll suggests that meta-cognitive doubt, or doubting one's doubts, can increase commitment to long-term goals, especially in action crisis situations.

Ohio's Auditor of State, Keith Faber's office to release audit reports for various public entities on December 30, ensuring financial transparency and accountability.

Lt. Matt Kissel of the Gahanna Division of Police retired after a career focusing on community policing and progressive training, including de-escalation and officer safety.

Westerville, Ohio halts its weekly siren tests for Dec. 24 and 31, 2025, resuming Jan. 7, 2026, as part of a routine holiday pause, announced via social media.

Dublin, Ohio's Fill-A-Cruiser Toy Drive was a success, with 311 children receiving gifts thanks to community donations and efforts by Dublin Police and volunteers.

Officers Goodman and Cosby from Upper Arlington Police joined "Operation Santa’s Sleigh," delivering cheer to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital as part of the Light Ohio Blue initiative.

Police and firetrucks, part of Operation Santa’s Sleigh, brought cheer to kids at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, organized by Light Ohio Blue.

Franklin County's law enforcement delivered holiday cheer to children at Nationwide Children's Hospital, with a 14-year-old violence survivor becoming an honorary deputy.

Bishop Earl Fernandes of Columbus granted a dispensation excusing parishioners fearing ICE detention from attending Christmas Mass until January 11, 2026.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is intensifying road safety measures during the Christmas season, urging Ohioans to engage in safe driving practices and report any reckless behavior.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled that belief in potential mental distress is sufficient for a civil stalking protection order, clarifying R.C. 2903.211 and resolving conflicts among Ohio courts.

Ohio State students hosted a free dinner for individuals on the autism spectrum, promoting inclusivity and experiential learning. The Hospitality Listens event offered a welcoming environment and sensory accommodations.