Meta and Nvidia struck a multiyear pact to supply millions of GPUs and standalone CPUs for Meta's Prometheus and Hyperion AI data centers as the company ramps compute.

A pet fox named Princess of Chaos was trapped in a recycling warehouse in Merion Village after a nearly two‑week escape and is being treated for suspected rat‑poison exposure.

Les Wexner will be deposed by the House Oversight Committee in Ohio on Feb. 18 as lawmakers press him about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Marion County’s prosecutor warned residents after weeks of odd tastes and smells in tap water. The utility says the supply meets safety standards, but questions linger.

A coalition of Black leaders plans a charter amendment to redraw Columbus City Council districts and require district-only voting, pointing to last year’s District 7 result.

Morning showers likely during the commute with highs near the mid-60s. Gusty winds and more rain return later this week.

The Fairfield County Sheriff's Office reported on a week's incidents, ranging from vandalism to OVI arrests, including responses to thefts and assistance requiring medical evaluations.

The Fairfield County Health Department is conducting a tobacco use survey for residents to influence local tobacco control strategies, offering a gift card raffle as a participation incentive.

ODOT will close the I-71 rest areas in Medina County on March 2 and convert them into truck-only lots, expanding the sites as part of a statewide push to add more truck parking. The local project will add dozens of marked truck stalls and new facilities.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington is implementing stricter parking enforcement near Kingsdale Shopping Center starting February 23 to prevent misuse of retailer parking spots.

Beth Hammack, Cleveland Fed President, offered career guidance and economic insights during her visit to Ohio State University, emphasizing the Fed's role and community development.

House Bill 533 would add golf carts and other under-speed vehicles to Ohio's vehicular homicide statutes, a change prosecutors say would close a prosecution gap. The measure is pending in the House Public Safety Committee.

A Franklin County judge ruled that marijuana odor plus the driver’s conduct gave police cause to search a car — a stop prosecutors say uncovered suspected explosive devices.