The Ohio Department of Transportation reports that 91 road crews have been hit this year, urging drivers to follow safety laws by moving over for vehicles with flashing lights.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is actively recruiting new members, highlighting the variety of roles within the force and emphasizing community service and integrity.

A child under 10 died in Columbus after accidentally shooting themselves with an unattended gun. No arrests yet. This follows another recent accidental child shooting in the area.

The Wilmington, Ohio NWS forecasts light showers in the Ohio River area, with drier conditions and seasonal temperatures until midweek, followed by a dip in mercury and increased rain chances.

A woman, Danielle Henry, is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide and other offenses after a parking lot collision led to a man's death in Westerville, Ohio.

Ohio State University researchers have developed living computers using mushrooms, which could offer a sustainable alternative to semiconductor technology.

ODOT's Downtown Ramp Up project is changing the I-70/I-71 corridor in Columbus with lane restrictions, ramp closures, and construction to improve traffic flow and safety.

Logan Quelette was hired as a Maintenance Technician by Hilliard’s Recreation & Parks Department to maintain the city's parks, with duties including snow plowing.

A man named Anntwon Allen was arrested in Columbus for theft and assault after stealing merchandise and punching a store employee. Columbus Police responded and Ohio State University officers caught him.

Ex-corrections officer Bryan Catlin pled guilty to charges including domestic violence and kidnapping, facing up to 16 years in prison. His sentencing is pending.

Dry conditions are expected in Columbus and Cincinnati into the early week, with normal temperatures and increased rain chances by midweek, according to the National Weather Service Wilmington OH.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced a $6 million grant to provide driver training scholarships for youth under 21, aiming to increase road safety and driving education accessibility.

The ODNR's 2025 acorn mast survey in Ohio shows higher than average acorn production from red and white oak trees, with significant wildlife implications and interest for hunters and conservationists.