Ohio's ODOT, OSHP, and OTSO are working to decrease traffic fatalities, aiming for a fourth year of reductions. With 976 deaths as of November, agencies call for safe driving to continue the trend.

Ohio experiences unseasonably warm temperatures ahead of a cold front, with above normal temperatures today and Saturday, followed by a cool down and potential rain and wind gusts up to 35 mph. Conditions will return to more seasonal norms by Sunday.

Sgt. Lewis Schrader received the FCSO STAR Award for exemplary service and leadership, as chosen by peers and command staff during the 8th Annual FCSO Law Enforcement Dinner.

The Fort Hayes Air Force Junior ROTC cadets participated in the MilVets Veterans Rally, performing color guard duties and assisting with event operations, reflecting their civic dedication and the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen.

I-70 in Ohio is now a Blue Star Memorial Highway, honoring U.S. Armed Forces, with ODOT producing commemorative signs to remind and educate travelers.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine commended MLB's restrictions on micro-prop betting, increased after a betting scheme involving Cleveland Guardians pitchers.

Kendra Wecker has been appointed Chair of the AFWA Executive Committee, where she brings her extensive experience to lead key organizational decisions and policies for wildlife management.

Dublin's S.R. 161/Post Road and U.S. 33 interchange project, aimed at safety and efficiency, is complete, highlighting successful interagency collaboration.

Columbus City Schools has initiated a meal distribution program to tackle food insecurity due to the suspension of SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown.

Tydell Butcher received a 36-month sentence for Attempted Felonious Assault at the Muskingum County Court, after causing serious injury during an assault at Putnam Tavern.

Governor Mike DeWine inducted 20 veterans into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame, honoring their post-military service to the community ahead of Veterans Day.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine updates on state support for families amid federal shutdown impacting SNAP, with funding allocated to food banks and emergency relief for the poorest Ohioans.

Former head of Cambridge Education Group, Marcus May, served with over $1 million in findings for financial misappropriation at Ohio schools, already sentenced for similar crimes in Florida.