Ohio State University researchers developed a two-step fermentation process to reduce unpleasant odors in plant-based proteins, making them more palatable without additional cost or time.

New Albany–based Bob Evans Restaurants was acquired by New York investment firm 4x4 Capital in early February. Company leadership will remain while the buyer signals plans to invest in operations and guest experience.

The Edells say Hastings Middle School notified them of an incident the afternoon their 14-year-old died, they’ve hired counsel and want clearer rules for parent notification.

Nine Medicaid providers and one client in Ohio face fraud charges for allegedly misappropriating $478,000 in Medicaid funds through deceptive billing practices.

Governor Mike DeWine signed a bill designating March 9th as the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion Day in Ohio, honoring the all-Black women's WWII unit.

Attorney General Dave Yost of Ohio has partnered with the Ohio Bankers League and the Ohio Health Care Association to combat elder abuse, emphasizing the prevention of financial exploitation among seniors.

Chilly morning warms into the low 40s, light rain possible late Saturday night into Sunday. Big warm-up expected midweek.

Village Coffee House is set to open in downtown Elida in April 2026, sharing space with The Story Room. Owner Nathan Mailhot says the menu will feature coffee, loose-leaf teas and soft-serve.

Porta Kleen will invest roughly $10M to remake its Lancaster campus and open a Hebron satellite, easing shop congestion and supporting regional growth.

A new Ohio bill would elevate repeat sex‑solicitation to felony status, add registration for serial offenders, and route fines to survivor services.

After roughly 30 years, the Jerry L. Garver YMCA will close May 30, 2026. The Y has agreed to sell the site to CMHA and will move programs and memberships to other branches.

A house fire in the 10000 block of Dozer Road in Clearcreek Township killed one woman and injured two others, officials say.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department celebrates Franklin Park's role in Black culture and history, emphasizing its past significance and enduring legacy in the community.