Upper Arlington Fire Division celebrated the introduction of a new ladder truck and the induction of three firefighter/paramedics with a traditional push-in ceremony.

The Ohio Auditor's office, led by Keith Faber, is to release financial audit results on November 18, covering various public entities, with some findings indicating potential financial irregularities.

Upper Arlington City Council meets tonight at 7 pm for a session open to public input, available in person or via live stream, ensuring community engagement in local decision-making.

Columbus hosted "Bridging The Badge," where residents, emergency personnel, and officials discussed community safety, focusing on collaboration and open communication to enhance neighborhood security.

Ohioans on SNAP will receive full benefits for November, as confirmed by the ODJFS following new federal guidance. Recipients should monitor their EBT card balances for updates.

Ohio Governor DeWine announces $13.5 million in transit funding to link citizens to employment, enhancing job accessibility and connecting rural and urban areas.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 359, the Joshua Alert, to improve responses when children with autism or developmental disabilities go missing, honoring the late Joshua Al-Lateef Jr.

Ohio's mineral industries valued at $1.7 billion amidst varied production, with a significant report from the ODNR detailing economic contributions and shifts in commodity focus.

Natalie Foos of the ODNR received the Wayne S. Nichols Award for her contributions to water resources management, recognized for her leadership and innovative projects in Ohio.

The study led by Elizabeth Santos from The Ohio State University shows how deep-sea fish evolved into diverse body shapes due to different environmental pressures.

Ohio launched Eva, an AI tool to assist election officials with voting procedures, as announced by Secretary of State Frank LaRose, aiming for efficiency and accuracy in election administration.

Ohio's ODJFS released partial SNAP benefits for November, processing $66.8 million for 364,000 families during the federal shutdown, with 35% cuts to maximum amounts. Recalibrations continue, with full processing expected soon.

The Newark Division of Police completed its 12th Citizen Police Academy with a session on K9 deployments, featuring demonstrations and training insights.