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COLUMBUS — For the first time this season, No. 6 Ohio State’s offense was firing on all cylinders on Saturday in its final tuneup before the much-anticipated trip to Notre Dame. A 35-point explosion in the second quarter blew the game wide open, and two defensive scores in the second half provided the exclamation point as Ohio State breezed to a 63-10 over Western Kentucky.

Six individuals were inducted into the Delaware City Schools Hall of Fame on Sept. 8 during a ceremony in the Hayes High School auditorium.

The Sunbury Road Meijer team recently participated in a challenge to work together as a diverse community to research, nominate, and vote on a local nonprofit organization to receive a special one-time donation from Meijer.

The 37th annual All Horse Parade was held Sunday in Delaware.

COLUMBUS — Against an overmatched FCS opponent, Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord did exactly what he had to do following an up-and-down performance a week ago at Indiana. Whether or not it was enough for his head coach to finally label McCord as the undisputed QB1 still remains to be seen.

A man was taken into custody after barricading himself in a bathroom with a handgun at Tanger Outlets Wednesday afternoon.

Delaware’s Common Ground Free Store, in response to feedback from the community, has upped its donation hours.

The Central Ohio Symphony is marking its 45th anniversary this fall, and a constant has been Warren Hyer.

A Delaware man is in custody and is expected to appear in court this week after a double homicide was reported on Sunday.

The Delaware Public Health District formally opened its new office Monday and began providing services out of the facility, which has been in the works for more than four years.