Ohio State University research finds mutations help marine bacteria resist viruses and increase their ability to sink carbon, affecting carbon cycling and climate change.

The Abbey Theater of Dublin announces its 2026 lineup on social media, following the closing of its 2025 season, inviting the public to preview the next year's diverse performances.

Fire Station 72 in Upper Arlington, Ohio, recently hosted the Firefighters 4 Kids Toy Drive, collecting toys for children in Franklin County this Christmas.

Ohio Sea Grant has reported progress in research on harmful algal blooms (HABs), focusing on solutions for nutrient pollution and water quality improvement.

The City encourages community groups to submit events for the online calendar and apply for support through the Special Event Application Process, with specific deadlines throughout the year for scheduling.

The new I-71 southbound flyover ramp in Ohio is set to open, aiming to reduce congestion and improve traffic safety by efficiently separating I-71 and I-70 westbound lanes.

AAA predicts heavy holiday traffic in Ohio, with most people driving. ODOT notes unusual traffic spread due to Thursday holiday, urges travelers to use OHGO for navigation and info on road conditions, despite reduced construction activity.

A cold front caused snow showers and a temperature drop in the Ohio Valley, with gusty winds expected to decrease later, and a warm-up forecasted for the weekend.

David Whittaker, former supervisor for Ontario's Water Department, fraudulently acquired $502.88 in unauthorized military leave and pleaded guilty to multiple charges. He was sentenced to community control and service.

The Ohio Auditor ensures fiscal accountability in public entities across the state, with recent audit reports showing both integrity and areas for improvement.

ODNR's Division of Wildlife collected 3,350 pounds of venison to help Ohio food pantries, supported by hunters and a partnership with ODRC's meat processing facility.

Ohio invests over $75 million in tax credits for historic preservation, expected to spur $681 million in private investments, according to Governor Mike DeWine.

Three Columbus City Schools Board of Education members, Michael Cole, Ramona Reyes, and Christina Vera, are ending their terms, leaving a legacy of dedication to the district's mission.