Columbus is recognized for its water management, drawing interest from companies like Amazon and Honda, seeking sustainable practices amidst global water challenges.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed the 2025-2027 operating budget, which focuses on enhancing children, the workforce, and the community. It includes funding for education and job training, aligning with industry needs.

Governor Mike DeWine signed Ohio's new two-year budget, focusing on investments in children, workforce, and communities, while utilizing his veto power 67 times.

Ohio's ODNR initiated a project with local groups to revitalize Glouster's old mining town for business and recreation, funded by a $2.8 million AMLER grant.

The Ohio Valley forecasts a comfortable weather stretch with mostly dry conditions and increasing temperatures until Sunday, hinted by the National Weather Service.

A Zanesville man has been sentenced to 50 months for Domestic Violence and Strangulation, with the assault on his girlfriend witnessed by their children.

A motorcycle accident in Knox County resulted in the death of Bridgette Murray and serious injuries to Alicia Johnson. The crash is under OSHP investigation; alcohol or drugs were not immediate factors.

An intersection in Dublin is being revamped with a new roundabout and utility upgrades, including a pedestrian bridge and paths. Traffic rerouting, including a 145-day closure of Rings Road, will occur during construction.

Ohio awards $66 million in tax credits for historic building preservation, with plans to stimulate $518 million in private investments for refurbishing 47 buildings statewide.

Columbus police seek a hit-and-run driver who left a pedestrian critically injured, the pedestrian suffered a fractured skull and brain hemorrhage. The suspect vehicle is a silver/grey Hyundai Santa Fe.

Ohio Auditor's Office found that a former treasurer of Big Walnut Local Schools was overpaid by $10,666.72, sparking discussions on financial oversight.

Upper Arlington emphasizes fireworks safety for Fourth of July celebrations, restricting use to minimal items like sparklers and urging residents to leave fireworks to professionals.

The National Weather Service warns of persistent heat and humidity with heat indices in the 100s, possible thunderstorms and damaging winds, and chances of localized flooding in Wilmington, Ohio.