Six major projects approved in Ohio are set to create 699 jobs, retain nearly 300, and spur over $835 million in investments, with various industries benefiting from the initiatives.

Matthew Bailey of Columbus Division of Fire received the American Legion Award for 29 years of service, particularly at a busy station, and for his dedication to mentorship and community service.

Ohio hunters have harvested over 10,000 wild turkeys this spring, with the youth season contributing 1,740 birds, as per ODNR Division of Wildlife. The season runs until May 15.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced a refreshed Ohio Lake Erie Birding Trail Guidebook, essential for birdwatchers to explore the diverse avian species along Lake Erie's coast.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on temporary nuclear waste storage, with 90,000 tons spread across the nation, a permanent disposal solution still undetermined.

ODOT promoted Work Zone Safety Awareness Week with a video of a crew near miss, highlighted TRAC funding for projects, and began the Chesapeake Bypass to enhance Ohio's connectivity.

A study using the KMTNet suggests Earth-like exoplanets are common in the cosmos, with new insights indicating an abundance of super-Earths with wide orbits around their stars.

Rain and thunderstorms affected Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, with forecasts predicting a cold front to bring clearer skies over the weekend. Warm temperatures and more storms are expected next Tuesday.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms in Ohio, with varied coverage and temperatures, and an active weather pattern ahead.

Ohio has charged 11 people in immigration cases, including Abel Velasquez-Avecedo for illegal firearm possession, and secured one guilty plea, as part of Operation Take Back America.

Ohio reported a slight decrease in wild turkey harvests during the spring season opening weekend compared to last year, with 4,281 birds. Young hunters previously harvested 1,740 birds, showcasing the state's youth engagement in hunting.

The National Weather Service predicts fair weather in Columbus and Cincinnati until Wednesday night, with possible storms and a warming trend following.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine expands crisis mental health services for youth, making Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) accessible statewide.