Ohio's Department of Insurance provides advice for storm recovery, urging Ohioans to document losses, make temporary repairs, and avoid contractor fraud.

Ohio's spring wildflower season is in full swing, with Southern Ohio seeing the peak of rare species and nature preserves showcasing a variety of blooms statewide.

Ohio House Bill 65, appreciating the state's agriculture, was passed unanimously, highlighting the significance of the industry through the establishment of various celebratory weeks.

A car crash on Alkire Rd. left one person critically injured after their Lexus RX hit a utility pole. Columbus police are investigating the cause; the victim is hospitalized.

Columbus police are investigating a mid-afternoon identity fraud attempt on Burstock Rd, involving a housing scam by an unidentified suspect.

The "Won't You Be Our Neighbor" podcast from Upper Arlington features Ohio State University's Athletics Director, Ross Bjork, discussing community and university life, and humorously questioning if he's related to musician Björk.

ODOT announced a $3.2 billion plan with 955 projects for the 2025 construction season, including road and bridge upgrades, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure in Ohio.

Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, extends a voter data integrity program to improve registration accuracy across all 88 counties, leveraging a new dashboard to resolve discrepancies efficiently.

Columbus Police seek help to identify a suspect in a robbery involving a baseball bat in the Floral Circle area. The suspect demanded money over alleged property damage.

James Barrett pleaded guilty to misuse of a credit card and dereliction of duty, agreeing to pay $35,719.25 and accepting a four-year public employment ban.

Ohio's Auditor found that Mercy Home Health Services improperly received $661,717 in Medicaid payments, with a repayment of $760,295 sought by the state.

Firefighters rescued 14 dogs from a house fire in Elyria, with the cause potentially linked to pets turning on a stove. The rescued dogs were found to be underweight and living in poor conditions.

Two people were shot on Donlyn Court, Columbus. Police urge witnesses to contact Detective Jones or Crime Stoppers. The victims are expected to survive.