Ohio is set for growth with $13 million in investments, creating 1,241 jobs and maintaining 700+ positions, thanks to three major projects approved by the TCA.

A heat advisory is in effect for Columbus and Cincinnati as the region prepares for high temperatures and humidity. Conditions are expected to improve by the end of the week.

A forecast predicts heat and thunderstorms for the Wilmington, Columbus, and Cincinnati areas, with concerns including high humidity, heavy rain, and localized flooding.

Mosquito spraying trucks will be deployed in Arlington Central on Monday, July 28, starting at 9 pm due to West Nile Virus detection. The City advises residents to avoid the trucks for safety.

Columbus Fire Cadets experienced live fire training at the Ohio Fire Academy, reinforcing their understanding of fire behavior, complementing the strategic partnership between Columbus Fire and the OFA in educating future firefighters.

Ohio's Governor DeWine signed an executive order to explore restricting sugary drinks from SNAP purchases, aiming to address obesity and diabetes. A working group with diverse stakeholders will draft a waiver and negotiate with the USDA.

Columbus Police seek help to identify two burglary suspects who stole sneakers worth $1,000 from a residence on N. High St. Images shared, tips are encouraged.

Recruits from Columbus Division of Fire's class 123 Orange Company completed intense fire drills, preparing for service with rigorous training under veteran supervision, ready for graduation and duty.

Upper Arlington will face disruptions due to Columbia Gas repair work on a high-pressure line along Lane Avenue, affecting the eastbound lane near Scioto Country Club.

Community honors Rachel Prince, a beloved Columbus art teacher, after her tragic death from suspected domestic violence, with a series of vigils and touching tributes by students and family. Her boyfriend is charged with her murder.

Upper Arlington is advancing the Zollinger Road Mobility & Safety Improvement Project to enhance safety and navigation, with community input via open houses and an online survey.

Former director Kaycie Antonik pleaded guilty to stealing $2.3 million from the Eastern Ohio Housing Development Corp, with sentencing set for August 19.

Devon Blair of Columbus was sentenced to 46-51.5 years for strangling his pregnant girlfriend, Brooke Devinney, and their unborn son, Aiden, with additional time for past violence.