The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reported 715 bald eagles sighted during a January survey, evidence of successful conservation efforts in the state.

Ohio's Governor DeWine declares a state of emergency in anticipation of Winter Storm Fern, urging residents to stay home and preparing state agencies for severe weather.

Governor Mike DeWine warns Ohioans to prepare for a severe winter storm, advising residents to stay home, ensure vehicles are winter-ready, and implement safety measures at home.

A utility project will cause Beech Road in New Albany, Ohio, to be one lane with flaggers managing traffic from January 26-30, potentially delaying motorists.

Worthington Fire & EMS responded to a house fire in Sharon Township, successfully containing it. One firefighter was injured but is now stable. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Hilliard joined regional partners in opposing increased housing density in the Big Darby Accord update, advocating for environmental preservation in the watershed area.

Newark's City calls on Licking County youth to create eco-focused posters for the 2026 Licking River Round Up, offering prizes for both students and schools.

DNA technology leads to a breakthrough in a 45-year-old Columbus homicide case involving the deaths of Lynn Vest and her nephew, with suspect Charles William Elliott identified.

Ohio State Highway Patrol released a dashcam video of two crashes on an icy bridge, highlighting winter driving hazards and urging caution on such surfaces.

CCS announces winners of attendance challenge, highlighting Colerain Elementary, Columbus Africentric Middle, and Columbus Scioto High for their successful strategies to improve student attendance.

The National Weather Service warns of heavy snow and extreme cold in Wilmington, with potential travel impacts and dangerously low temperatures forecasted through the week.

Grove City's City Hall Council Chamber hosts an exhibition of James Mateer's art, featuring colored pencil works and block prints, with pieces available for purchase.

Hilliard, Ohio, unveiled its first COCLT affordable home, offering a below-market-value option for potential homeowners in a bid to tackle the housing affordability crisis.