A car crash on Alkire Rd. left one person critically injured after their Lexus RX hit a utility pole. Columbus police are investigating the cause; the victim is hospitalized.

Columbus police are investigating a mid-afternoon identity fraud attempt on Burstock Rd, involving a housing scam by an unidentified suspect.

Ohio's ODOT launches a $3.2 billion plan for 955 construction projects, aiming to improve roads and bridges and enhance safety with a focus on reducing work zone crashes.

The "Won't You Be Our Neighbor" podcast from Upper Arlington features Ohio State University's Athletics Director, Ross Bjork, discussing community and university life, and humorously questioning if he's related to musician Björk.

ODOT announced a $3.2 billion plan with 955 projects for the 2025 construction season, including road and bridge upgrades, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure in Ohio.

A Lancaster man received a 40-year to life sentence for raping a minor under 13 after the victims testified against him, with the community and law enforcement effort leading to his conviction.

Ohio Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, extends a voter data integrity program to improve registration accuracy across all 88 counties, leveraging a new dashboard to resolve discrepancies efficiently.

Ohio's spring wild turkey hunting season opens, featuring youth weekends and steady poult per hen rates. ODNR monitors turkey populations through GPS-tracking of hens and acoustic study of gobbling patterns.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington received two artworks from Pizzuti Solutions, with pieces by artists Sarah Fairchild and Odili Donald Odita.

Lebryant Khiry Ankrom was convicted in Muskingum County for aggravated burglary, assault, and felonious assault after attacking two individuals in December 2024.

The Ohio region, including Columbus and Cincinnati, faces storms and heavy rain that may lead to flooding over the weekend, as per the National Weather Service.

The Ohio House passed the Agriculture Appreciation Act to honor the state's top industry, establishing key dates and weeks for agricultural observances.

The Ohio Board of Professional Conduct has scheduled several disciplinary hearings for attorneys in April, open to the public and with various start times.