Ohio's State Fire Marshal reminds residents to prioritize safety during spring cleaning, focusing on fire prevention by decluttering and maintaining appliances.

Marion County's 911 Dispatch business lines are operational again after a temporary issue, as announced by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Details on the cause are not disclosed.

Ohio's Transportation Council approves a draft funding plan for 14 state projects, allocating a total of $319.3 million. Public comments are open until April 16, 2025.

A dog named Naevia went missing in Sunpoint Park, was found, and returned home thanks to Gahanna Police and social media efforts. Officer Brown played a key role in the reunion.

Former school security officer Kory Ross is charged with unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in Pickerington, Ohio.

The Columbus Police are investigating a shooting on Webster Canyon Ct, where victim M.G. was found with a gunshot wound and is stable. The incident remains under investigation.

Columbus City Schools educators will receive Ron Clark Academy training scholarships, funded by Huntington National Bank, to enhance classroom engagement and teaching strategies.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the dispatch of ballots to military and overseas voters for the May 6 primary, highlighting the importance of their participation in democracy.

Ian M. Hayes was convicted of kidnapping and strangulation despite a past acquittal and a 2019 burglary conviction. His recent trial included evidence from a 911 call, eclipsing testimony from the victim with whom he had convinced to recant.

Upper Arlington's podcast features Bob White Senior discussing his real estate career and views on luxury cars.

The National Weather Service predicts increased clouds and gusty winds today in Wilmington, Ohio. Light rain is possible tonight and Saturday. Widespread rain is expected Sunday, and temperatures are typical for the season.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington is hosting preview sessions from April 1 to 5 before its grand opening on April 6, allowing locals to explore its amenities and programs.

The forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati involves rain, potential snow, and gusty winds, with brief high pressure bringing calm before another cold front.