Upper Arlington's Fire Division will start fire hydrant maintenance on April 14, leading to possible temporary water discoloration. Residents advised to check water before laundry.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for central Ohio, indicating a warming trend with upcoming rain and potential thunderstorms, as reported by the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

Ohio experiences chilly conditions with a gradual warming trend forecasted by the NWS. Frost and freeze conditions are expected, with a potential for mixed precipitation turning into rain. Showers and thundershowers are possible later in the week.

The Ohio Department of Insurance offers advice on storm-related damage claims, emphasizing policy coverage and the need for separate flood insurance.

Karim was celebrated on his first day as Program Coordinator for My Brother's Keeper Columbus, with a strong commitment to youth and community cited by the Department of Neighborhoods.

Ohio's Division of Unclaimed Funds updates its system to expedite claims, aiming to provide faster payouts and improve transparency for both citizens seeking unclaimed funds and businesses reporting them.

Ohio upgraded its unclaimed funds system, simplifying the process for residents to retrieve forgotten assets like bank accounts and stocks. Over $149.6 million was returned in 2023.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a motion for a stay with the Ohio Supreme Court in the case of Moe v. Yost, arguing for the necessity of a law he believes protects children from irreversible medical decisions.

A Lancaster man received a 40-year to life sentence for raping a minor under 13 after the victims testified against him, with the community and law enforcement effort leading to his conviction.

Ohio implements the Hospital Price Transparency Act to make hospital service costs public, aiming to empower patients and create a more transparent and competitive healthcare market.

Ohio's death penalty system is inactive, with no executions since 2018 and issues obtaining lethal injection drugs, as reported by Attorney General Dave Yost.

Recent DUI checkpoint in Prairie Township resulted in no DUI arrests, but 25 citations and several drug, warrant, and gun-related arrests were made by Franklin County Sheriff and Franklin Township Police.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose investigates a voter check-in tablet in Perry County for security compliance and orders review of all voter check-in systems. Paper pollbooks will be used in the May election as a precaution.