A fire destroyed Rodos Greek Taverna and damaged nearby businesses in a Worthington strip mall. No casualties were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Police in Columbus are investigating an early morning gunshot wound incident. The victim, shot in the buttocks, is stable. Detective Stubblefield is leading the case, urging the public to provide information. No suspects have been detained.

Columbus Zoo celebrated the hatching of two penguin chicks and the birth of over 70 baby seahorses, with elephant calves expected soon.

Westerville City Schools is cutting over 30 positions due to a budget shortfall following a failed levy. The cuts will affect administrative, instructional, and support staff, with some positions eliminated through retirements and resignations.

Detective Brandon Long participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for the Special Olympics in Turin, Italy, raising $347,000 and advocating for inclusion and unity.

Heather Ridge Park's playground is getting a makeover, with old equipment being replaced after community consultation. Construction starts in late March, with completion expected by June. Temporary closure during work. Updates at hilliardohio.gov.

A woman died after her Hyundai Elantra collided with a Honda Odyssey on Cleveland Avenue. The other driver had minor injuries. Police are investigating the cause.

The Columbus Division of Police honored Sergeant Benjamin Presley's retirement, detailing his service in the city and military, including his time in the Gulf War and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

The National Weather Service issued severe weather warnings, including a Wind Advisory and Flood Watch, for the region due to a low-pressure system causing storms and strong winds.

ODOT seeks public input on its 2026-2029 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan, including roads, bike paths, and transit projects, until April 11, 2025.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weekend of warm temperatures, showers, thunderstorms, and gusty winds for Columbus and Cincinnati, with potential air travel disruptions.

Upper Arlington earns the silver from Ohio EPA and the Clean Energy Community Award for its environmental and clean energy efforts, including a 100% clean energy aggregation program.

An audit of Germantown Union Cemetery found financial mismanagement, with former officer Julie Delph and a manager owing $2,100.89 for late fees and improper payments.