Ohio's ODOT launches a $3.2 billion plan for 955 construction projects, aiming to improve roads and bridges and enhance safety with a focus on reducing work zone crashes.

The Ohio region, including Columbus and Cincinnati, faces storms and heavy rain that may lead to flooding over the weekend, as per the National Weather Service.

Ohio representatives initiate hearings on a bill to allow off-label medication use, aiming to protect patient access and healthcare provider autonomy.

Ohio Democrats criticized the state's proposed budget for insufficient funding for public services and schools, with leaders Allison Russo and Bride Rose Sweeney leading the objections.

Jahara Tunkara, 22, died after his Nissan Rogue was hit by a semi-truck on I-71. The vehicle was stationary for unknown reasons. He was pronounced dead at OSU Wexner Medical Center.

A victim with a gunshot wound arrived at a hospital; the shooting occurred on E. Moler St. Columbus Police seek information to aid their investigation.

Ohio Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel initiated the construction of a new technical center at Bryan Middle/High School to enhance technical education and workforce readiness.

The Columbus fire union has expressed concerns about a lack of vehicles, which affects emergency responses and training. Despite requests for more funding, the fleet budget remains low. Vehicle shortages are expected to persist until at least 2026.

A fatal crash occurred on I-71 near Columbus, Ohio, where a vehicle hit a concrete culvert. Alcohol is suspected, one is dead, and one is critically injured. Police are investigating.

The National Weather Service predicts severe weather in Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, with storms from Wednesday through Saturday, potential flooding, and aviation impacts.

A semi-truck crash on 270 northbound in Franklin County caused severe delays, with multiple lanes blocked, eventually reopening as the Sheriff's Office reported.

Ohio's economy will benefit from four new projects, creating 384 jobs and prompting over $131 million in investments, with companies receiving Job Creation Tax Credits.

Marion, Ohio is in the final four of the Strongest Town Competition, and the local Sheriff's Office is encouraging public support through voting and sharing to help win the title.