Buckeye Lake in Central Ohio is recovering from significant flooding caused by heavy rains, with areas like Thornville receiving four inches in an hour. Local residents and businesses are dealing with water damage and bracing for more rain.

Ohio Republicans are trying to gather votes to override Governor DeWine's vetoes on school funding and property taxes, which impact homeowners and schools.

The cost of housing in Ohio is outpacing wage growth, requiring workers to earn $22.51 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment, as reported by a coalition study.

Micaiah Swindler, accused of fatally stabbing his father, was ruled incompetent for trial and will undergo treatment to potentially restore his competency within a year.

Sarepta Therapeutics is laying off 493 employees, including 80 in Ohio, as it faces an FDA probe over its gene therapy treatment, Elevidys, linked to patient deaths.

Severe thunderstorms with potential flash flooding are forecasted for the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington regions through Monday, with drier conditions expected by Tuesday.

Linden-McKinley STEM Academy students attended a North Linden Area Commission Meeting, as part of an internship, gaining insights into local politics and community involvement.

Emerald Parkway in Franklin County will be closed for bridge maintenance on July 22 for two days, affecting the area near Post Road. Detours will be in place.

Dublin's Forestry team to remove dead trees from Bridge Park on July 22, causing a temporary closure of northbound lane on Riverside Drive from 9 a.m.

Houchard Road in Franklin County will be closed for six days starting July 21 due to railroad maintenance by CSX Transportation, with detours in place.

Upper Arlington has deployed two new autonomous mowers in parks, promoting sustainability by reducing noise and emissions, following successful feedback from a pilot program.

Hilliard's electric aggregation program, offering 100% renewable energy, will renew in September, with rates lower than AEP's current market rate. Residents are automatically enrolled but can choose traditional energy or opt-out by August 29.

Columbus City Schools students participated in a hands-on learning day focused on health and fitness at Huntington Park, exploring sports science, exercise, and related career opportunities.