A JobsOhio relocation incentive is helping Ohio employers recruit out‑of‑state STEM talent, with early payouts to dozens of companies while local training ramps up.

Accusers allege Les Wexner financed Jeffrey Epstein's operation, filing suit on March 31 as new documents and testimony intensify scrutiny.

About 30 aging 'railroad torpedoes' were found in a Springfield-area garage and removed by emergency crews. No injuries were reported.

Breezy Tuesday with highs near 81°F and storms likely tonight into Wednesday.

Melissa S. Jones was sentenced to 6–9 years after pleading guilty in the overdose death of Charles J. Rooks.

Caroline's, Chef Justin Wotring's sandwich concept, will be the first permanent tenant in North Market Downtown's new addition as the market expands. The pop-up that opened in October 2025 is moving into long-term space.

A head-on collision on U.S. 36 near milepost 12 left one man dead and another injured Friday morning. Troopers are investigating.

A two-alarm fire tore through a vacant West Broad Street building Saturday; crews reported heavy second-floor and roof damage but no injuries.

A state audit says Ohio may have up to $4 billion in questionable Medicaid costs, citing eligibility errors and payments for residents who had died.

Local Cantina opens a two‑story Tex‑Mex spot in Olde Pickerington Village with patios and DORA access, doors open March 27 at 3 p.m.

Two people were shot Thursday evening on Columbus's southeast side, police say both are expected to survive and investigators are asking for tips.

Strong winds and floodwater damaged Hidden Lakes Campground near Mount Gilead, roughly 100 people sheltered in a mess hall as the storm passed. Eyewitnesses described the gusts as sounding like a freight train.

Olentangy Schools will break ground Thursday on an 83,000-square-foot elementary slated to open in August 2027, part of a bond-funded plan to handle rapid enrollment growth.