Upper Arlington is seeking residents to fill seats on various Boards and Commissions, offering opportunities to influence local governance and community enhancement.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost warns of scams following severe weather, urging residents to verify repair services and charities before engaging with them to avoid fraud.

Columbus Police seek public's help in identifying two suspects from a March robbery, providing descriptions and urging information to be sent to authorities.

The seventh annual Music Industry Summit in Ohio offered networking and learning for music insiders with speakers like DJ Premier and featured virtual and in-person participation.

Two Mississippi men pleaded guilty to illegal deer hunting in Ohio, receiving fines and legal consequences enforced by the ODNR's Division of Wildlife.

Ohio's AG alerts residents to post-disaster repair and charity scams, advising thorough research on contractors and verification of charities after severe weather.

ODOT seeks public input on a proposed roundabout to improve safety at the State Route 67 and 235 intersection in Hardin County, following consistent safety concerns despite previous enhancements.

Ohio has enacted bipartisan election reforms to enhance security and administration, including changes like the rebranding of the voting machine board, adding a cybersecurity expert, and preventing third parties from distributing certain voter forms.

Scioto Park in Dublin is set to upgrade its stage starting April 15, with new decking and groundwork for a future shade structure, aiming to finish by early May. Events during this period will be relocated.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office is investigating a theft where credit cards stolen from a car were used at gas stations; they seek public help to identify the suspects caught on camera.

The Ohio Department of Health advises on prevention of mosquito bites and diseases as mosquito season approaches.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces a director change at RecoveryOhio, with Aimee Shadwick leaving and Erin Reed taking over to continue addressing substance abuse and mental health issues.

An arrest has been made for the theft of firefighting equipment worth over $300,000 from the Columbus Division of Fire.