Ohio implements new Pay Stub Protection Act, mandating detailed pay stubs for workers from April 9 to enhance transparency on earnings and deductions.

Columbus City Schools celebrated 68 of its schools for successfully implementing Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), seeing improvements in school culture and student behavior.

Ohio faces a flood watch due to a weather pattern causing continuous rains and potential storms, as per NWS Wilmington OH. Heavy rainfall may lead to flooding, with severe weather conditions also possible.

D. Grant Crawford is named Westerville's new Director of Public Service, following a 17-year career including leading Powell's Public Service department.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the distribution of $1.2 million in grants to eight counties to combat addiction in jails, part of a $60 million opioid settlement fund.

Upper Arlington partners with local schools, and starting in April 2025, event center renters will be able to project personalized drone messages on the high school walls.

A 60-ton crane worth over $500,000 was stolen from a Columbus construction site, with authorities and Kent Power Company actively seeking leads to recover the machinery.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in locating a stolen 2019 Kenworth 60-ton Long Boom National Crane, valued over $500,000, taken from a construction site near Eldorado Casinos in Columbus.

Columbus Police seek help in identifying a suspect involved in a March 23rd assault that resulted in a victim suffering seizures and a broken jaw after being punched.

The Union County Sheriff's Office in Marysville, Ohio, has scheduled a "Prescription Drug Take-Back Day" for safe disposal of surplus prescription drugs.

The Sustainability Fair at Tremont Library, part of Earth Month, highlights community environmental efforts with educational booths, waste collection, and recycling initiatives.

The National Weather Service forecasts stormy weather for Ohio's heartland with thunderstorms and the potential for severe weather midweek through the weekend, following a brief period of cooler and clearer conditions early in the week.

The Franklin County DUI Task Force will run a sobriety checkpoint tonight, focusing on preventing and identifying impaired drivers. The location is announced publicly as mandated by law and to encourage safe transportation options.