Columbus City Schools is expanding opportunities for local and disadvantaged businesses, with an LEDE vendor spending of $41.5M and an initiative for 20% local participation.

Ohio announces a $97.2 million investment in 39 roadway safety projects across 27 counties to reduce road fatalities and injuries, with ODOT leading the strategic, data-driven initiatives.

The National Weather Service predicts a weather shift from rain to snow with a cold front in Ohio, anticipating wind gusts and potential for accumulating snow.

Grove City Parks & Rec. and Bogey’s Grove City launch an indoor golf league for youth, featuring different age categories and practice opportunities, with registration at $120 per player.

Gahanna celebrated the opening of the new Lincoln High School with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, showcasing a commitment to education and youth. The event was shared on the city's Facebook page.

Gahanna, Ohio encourages residents to save on energy costs with its Energy Plus program offering competitive rates for clean and traditional energy, undercutting AEP Ohio's prices.

W. Central Ave. in Delaware will be closed on January 13, 2026, for utility pole replacement, affecting traffic between Troy Rd. and Grady Hospital's east entrance from 9 am to 9 pm.

Delaware, Ohio, is seeking applicants as young as 15 for various summer jobs, including lifeguard, camp counselor, and more, offering them work experience and community involvement.

Gahanna residents can participate in local governance through multiple meetings announced by the city for the upcoming week, including the Committee of the Whole and various board meetings.

A utility pole replacement will close West Central Ave. in Delaware, Ohio, on Tuesday, causing traffic disruptions, the City of Delaware advised the public via social media.

Union Police celebrated Officer Murphy and K9 Ghost's graduation from a 12-week K9 Certification Academy, with skills in patrol duties and narcotics detection.

Flooding at Ohio State University's Taylor Tower has displaced residents for the semester. The university offers rehousing options or refunds, plus financial credits to affected students. Repair duration and damage details are undisclosed.

Columbus and Cincinnati brace for weather fluctuations with rain turning to snow and potentially slick travel conditions. NWS warns of low temperatures to follow.