ODOT invites public feedback on a planned interchange at U.S. 23 and State Route 294, with a meeting at Upper Sandusky High School on September 19. The project focuses on safety and reducing traffic accidents.

Authorities in Scioto County have arrested two adults for child endangerment and felonious assault after finding four children in neglectful conditions.

Keimariyon Ross, 20, was sentenced to 32 years to life for the fatal shooting of Youngstown State student Kevin Sobnosky at a Columbus Sheetz gas station.

The National Weather Service predicts a shift from hot to cooler weather in the Ohio Valley due to a Canadian high-pressure system, with chances of showers and isolated severe thunderstorms forecasted for the weekend.

Ohio AG Dave Yost has asked the state Supreme Court to dismiss a filing by Ballot Board members challenging the approved language for Issue 1 on redistricting reform. Yost argues such actions undermine democracy.

Circleville's City Council terminated their city clerk amid a string of administrative turmoil, marking a pattern of dismissals within the city's government.

Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber announced on ohioauditor.gov that 22 entities have been awarded for maintaining clear financial records and upholding fiscal transparency.

A person was injured in a Columbus shooting and treated at Grant Hospital, the incident remains under investigation, with no suspects or motives yet disclosed.

ODOT's replacement of "Prepare to Stop when Flashing" signs with radar technology in Licking County has met with mixed reactions from local drivers concerned about safety.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler, drier air and sunshine for Columbus and Cincinnati, with temperatures below seasonal norms and a comfortable week ahead.

David Pearson, an ODRC commander, was fired after a fatal training exercise led to the death of Lt. Rodney Osborne. His termination was due to conduct breaches and safety lapses.

Ohio State University athletes introduced faith-based events, leading to campus-wide discussions on faith in university life, especially around a baptism event.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts hot, humid weather and isolated storms for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with cooling expected by Sunday.