Ohio Governor Mike DeWine nominates John Logue to lead OhioEPA, highlighting his leadership at the Ohio BWC despite a background not rooted in environmental science.

Columbus launches a pilot program to help local businesses improve their work environments and prevent their relocation, with details on support mechanisms and eligibility criteria pending.

Gahanna invites residents to a free Shred & E-Recycle event at City Hall on April 20. The event offers document shredding and e-waste disposal from 9 AM to noon.

Columbus City Council has announced Africa Day celebrations for May 22, to honor African culture and its diaspora's contributions to the local community.

A road rage incident on I-70 in Columbus led to a shooting, wounding one. Police seek a gold SUV, believed to be a Chevrolet Equinox. Traffic was heavily affected for two hours.

Ohio State University hosts an exhibition showcasing artwork by its staff and auxiliary faculty at the Hopkins Hall Gallery, reflecting the institution's appreciation for artistic endeavors within its community.

The Ohio State University football team was celebrated at the White House as 2024 national champions, hosted by President Trump. They toured D.C., visited landmarks, and were praised for their athletic excellence and team spirit.

Ohio State Highway Patrol is holding a recruitment event at Spire Institute in Geneva on April 18. Attendees can take exams and interact with troopers.

Ohio's Columbus and Cincinnati areas expect varied weather, including showers and gusty winds, with a brief dry period midweek before potential late-week thunderstorms and heavy rain.

The Gahanna Division of Police honors their Communications Center during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week for their critical role in public safety.

Ohio youth hunters successfully harvested 1,740 turkeys during a special youth-only hunting weekend, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Gahanna, Ohio plans a community-engagement festival to discuss the city's future, combining respect for its traditions with growth plans. Residents are invited to participate in the event from May 6-8.

A study from The Ohio State University explores the link between insomnia and heavy drinking, revealing the roles of stress and depression in this relationship.