ODOT progresses into the second year of the SR 159/North Bridge Street project to enhance safety and reduce congestion, with major changes to traffic flow expected.

Merus filed concept plans to replace the State Library at 274 E. First Ave with five apartment buildings and a parking garage across nearly seven acres in Italian Village.

Dense fog is cutting visibility around Columbus Tuesday morning; expect slow commutes. A warm, wetter stretch moves in midweek with gusty winds and rain.

Violet Township firefighters extinguished a room fire on Hill Road North; no injuries reported, and working smoke alarms credited for alerting occupants. Investigation of the fire's cause is ongoing.

Delaware, Ohio invites residents to witness the interview process for a vacant 3rd Ward council seat at City Hall, with a focus on transparency and community involvement in local governance.

The City of New Albany celebrates Jennifer Mason, clerk of council for her dedication to her job and passion for curling, especially during the Winter Olympics.

The Reynoldsburg Division of Police expressed appreciation for their School Resource Officers (SROs), highlighting their role as mentors and community connectors, not just law enforcers.

Hilliard City Council is considering appointing Joshua Rauch as the new City Manager. His 15 years of experience in public service leadership support his candidacy.

Pickaway County will host Wild Threads for sewing enthusiasts to work on unfinished fabric projects, with support and advice from peers. The event is on Feb 21, at the Park District HQ, with a $5 registration fee.

Skillet, the tiny German Village brunch shop run by the Caskey family, has closed after 17 years, leaving the Whittier Street storefront vacant.

The Westerville Division of Fire is recruiting firefighter/paramedics, offering paid paramedic school, competitive pay, benefits, and professional growth opportunities.

The Kingsdale Shopping Center will begin issuing warnings on February 16 for improper parking, with towing starting February 23, to ensure spaces for customers.

Six weeks after Anthony Farmer was killed in a North Linden crosswalk, his family says they’re still waiting for charges and accountability.