Ohio Secretary of State LaRose announced the candidates for the state's primary elections, emphasizing the democratic process and the importance of election integrity.

Franklin Township PD in Columbus, Ohio, is adding two new police cruisers, as approved by the Board of Trustees. The upgrade includes new decals, aiming to improve public safety and modernize equipment.

A jury trial in Clark County is set for March 9, in the 2015 killing of Springfield mother Candace Prunty after years of delays. The family attended the latest hearing as the court moved the case forward.

Franklin Township reminds residents to remove non-compliant decorations from Woodhill Cemetery before the Spring Clean-Up on March 1st, 2026, to avoid discarding sentimental items.

CAPA has signed a lease with the City of Columbus to operate the Idea Foundry in Franklinton, promising new programming while preserving maker operations.

Ohio State’s 26-story University Hospital opens to patients Sunday, Feb. 22, bringing 820 private rooms, expanded ICU capacity and a 20,000-square-foot terrace to the medical campus.

Microsoft plans to begin construction in February on a six-building Hebron data center, AMES Construction will lead site work with a November 2026 finish target.

The Ohio House passed a resolution to make Ohio the hub for the federal eVTOL and AAM pilot program, leveraging its aviation history to lead in aerial vehicle technology.

Ohio's House passed a bill allowing more college readiness test options beyond ACT/SAT, including the CLT, for high school students. The bill now awaits Senate approval.

The Ohio House passed a bill to give a 180-day grace period on fees for those recently released from prison, aiming to aid reentry and reduce recidivism.

The City is considering three plans to improve the Five Points intersection, revealed at a meeting with locals and stakeholders, with feedback requested via survey.

The Franklin Soil & Water Conservation District in Ohio is hosting its annual Tree and Plant Sale, offering native trees, shrubs, and seeds to promote local wildlife and combat invasive species.

Ohio's Supreme Court says a homeowner can get $250 for a late mortgage release but bars a pandemic-era class action for 2020 recording delays.