Upper Arlington's Parks & Recreation department has announced the opening of outdoor pools for the 2025 season with residency verification required for entry.

Ohio wild turkey hunters have harvested 14,355 birds this spring, including a youth weekend tally, managed under ODNR's sustainable hunting guidelines.

Adam Levin hypothesizes in a study that psychedelics may boost right-brain dominance, affecting empathy and creativity, a theory published in the "Journal of Psychopharmacology."

The Ohio House passed a resolution establishing a Nurses Week to honor health care workers for their dedication and compassion, recognizing the efforts of over 300,000 licensed nurses in Ohio.

Ohio lawmakers consider HB 25, which would offer scholarship opportunities to foster youths who have been in the system since age 13. This would include access to trade schools, community colleges, and universities.

State Rep. Bill Roemer attended the opening of a new Wendy's in Boston Heights, noting the positive economic impact and AI advancements in drive-thru services.

Ohio State University plans to test its Buckeye Alert system on May 20 across all campuses to ensure efficient communication during emergencies. The tests will be marked as drills and will encourage the community to update contact information.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources introduced the Lake Erie Scenic Vistas initiative, marking 69 viewing spots along the lake's 312-mile coastline.

Upper Arlington will induct Dr. Martin Peter Sayers and Marjorie Garvin Sayers into the 2025 Wall of Honor for their contributions to medicine and local history.

Upper Arlington Police host a food drive during National Police Week to support families facing food insecurity, benefiting Heart to Heart food pantry.

Ohio Governor DeWine commends the election of Pope Leo XIV, highlighting the new pontiff's dedication to the poor and his background as a teacher and missionary.

Ohio promotes Mental Health Awareness Month, urging conversations and offering support for those dealing with mental illness and substance use disorders.

Ohio State has introduced a new scholarship at Fisher College of Business for veterans seeking a full-time MBA, expanding access to higher education for military service members.