The Fort Hayes Air Force Junior ROTC cadets participated in the MilVets Veterans Rally, performing color guard duties and assisting with event operations, reflecting their civic dedication and the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine commended MLB's restrictions on micro-prop betting, increased after a betting scheme involving Cleveland Guardians pitchers.

City officials in Upper Arlington will begin their 2026 budget review in mid-November, prioritizing economic prudence and improvements to public infrastructure. Public hearings are scheduled to discuss various budgetary concerns.

Columbus City Council honored Veterans on social media, expressing gratitude for their service and acknowledging their role in preserving freedoms and community strength.

Kendra Wecker has been appointed Chair of the AFWA Executive Committee, where she brings her extensive experience to lead key organizational decisions and policies for wildlife management.

Professor Ryan Kennedy challenges the belief that support for political violence in the U.S. is rising, suggesting error in polling data exaggerates the actual endorsement of such acts.

The Columbus Division of Fire celebrated K9s Zorro and Zuri graduating from an intensive ignitable liquid detection training, with Zorro already contributing to two arson confessions in East Cleveland.

Ohio Rep. Ferguson introduced the Secure the Vote Act, requiring photo ID for absentee ballots, amid national election security debates. Critics fear it could disenfranchise some voters.

Ohio faces challenges due to SNAP benefits gridlock, affecting individuals like Brooke Rickman. Community efforts and small businesses like Dahlia Coffee have stepped up to provide support amid this crisis.

Ohio House passes bill to name a highway section after fallen officer Lt. Vance M. Andrews, who died in 1945 in a patrol car accident on the same road.

Ohio representatives introduced House Bill 565, aimed at protecting the identities of grand jurors, in response to a court ruling making such names public.

Ohio House passes resolution urging the linking of NCIC and NamUs databases to aid in missing persons searches.

House Bill 538, aimed at enhancing resources for the Ohio Athletic Commission to manage its roles including oversight of athletics and agents, was presented for sponsor testimony in the House General Government Committee.