Spring is the best time to find and destroy spotted lanternfly egg masses; simple scraping into soapy water can blunt summer infestations. Experts and state guides explain safe removal and when to call a pro.

Cloudy Saturday with a few morning showers and highs near 72°F. A stronger round of storms may arrive Monday night into Tuesday.

Amgen is expanding its New Albany manufacturing campus with a second building, solar arrays and low‑emission systems as it pushes toward company carbon goals. The project blends large‑scale production with a range of green technologies.

Luke Combs headlines Ohio Stadium Saturday with a stacked lineup and a 5:20 p.m. start. The Schottenstein Center hints it could be the Shoe's biggest concert yet.

Mid-80s this afternoon in Columbus, with a slight chance of late-day storms and a likely round of showers and thunderstorms tonight.

A wrong-way head-on crash on I-270 early Thursday left one person dead and another critically injured, county deputies say.

Fog will slow the Thursday morning commute in Columbus; sun returns with highs near 81°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Stronger storms are possible Friday night.

Clear start, highs near 77°F and scattered afternoon thunderstorms possible. More widespread rain Friday–Saturday and a stronger system could arrive Monday.

Equitas Health filed plans to tear down a Hilltop bar and build an 11,000‑square‑foot clinic offering primary care, HIV/STI testing, mental‑health services and a pharmacy.

A Clark County Board of Elections member has died and rival GOP factions are disputing who can nominate his replacement ahead of the May 5 primary. Legal counsel has been tapped as officials weigh the competing claims.

Columbus City Council is set to consider a $750,000 settlement with a retired police sergeant who sued over alleged discrimination, the deal would restore his rank if approved.

CMHA is investing more than $41 million to renovate Walnut Grove in Blacklick, preserving 175+ family units and modernizing aging townhomes. The work aims to keep rents affordable while upgrading systems.

Top executives at OH.io say they were fired and have sued co‑founder Ratmir Timashev, raising governance questions at the Columbus‑backed AI venture.