Check your cabinets, chances are you might find old and expired prescriptions that need to be tossed. But we know we aren't supposed to flush those or throw then in the trash, since that can be dangerous. The better option is actually just around the corner! This weekend is National Drug Take Back Day and to explain more about where you can take all of your unused and no longer needed prescriptions is Tyler Lowry with SWACO.

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An alternative to assisted living has been expanding all over the country and now Ohioans have the option too.

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As the weather in central Ohio gets colder, the Ohio Department of Transportation is making sure it is ready for the winter months.

Leaders of the only domestic violence shelter in Franklin County said they are at risk of having to cut more than half of their shelter beds due to federal cuts.

First responders and emergency rooms are seeing more people getting hurt on e-scooters and e-bikes.

Dublin City Schools is in the process of redistricting its three high schools, and it's going to impact thousands of students and their families. The district is hosting listening events so parents can share their input with district leaders.

A Columbus City School District high school football game to be played in the northeast section of the city has been cancelled.

Democrat Sherrod Brown is slightly ahead of Republican Sen. Jon Husted in the 2026 Senate race, marking a competitive run in the recently right-leaning state.

Big Lots is closing out October with storewide savings and a grand reopening celebration at dozens of locations across Ohio.