Ohio Department of Natural Resources launched the updated Ohio Lake Erie Birding Trail Guidebook, a resource for birdwatchers that supports local economies.

Marion County's 911 Dispatch business lines are operational again after a temporary issue, as announced by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Details on the cause are not disclosed.

Ohio's Transportation Council approves a draft funding plan for 14 state projects, allocating a total of $319.3 million. Public comments are open until April 16, 2025.

A dog named Naevia went missing in Sunpoint Park, was found, and returned home thanks to Gahanna Police and social media efforts. Officer Brown played a key role in the reunion.

Mohammad Ali was arrested in Dublin, Ohio, for the 2005 murder of NYC cab driver Mureed Hussain after a cold case was reopened using advanced forensic technology.

Micah Skaggs, 19, was arrested by Columbus Police for an aggravated robbery on Tuesday, where a victim was forced from their car at gunpoint. The investigation continues, seeking further information on the incident and a second suspect.

Ohio officials celebrate Business-Education Leader Awards, recognizing Business Advisory Councils for connecting students with professional skills and experiences for workforce success.

Ohio's measles outbreak grows with new cases in Ashtabula County and potential spread by a visitor. None were vaccinated, increasing concerns about a preventable situation.

Former school security officer Kory Ross is charged with unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in Pickerington, Ohio.

Unsettled weather with isolated to widespread showers and potential thunderstorms is predicted around Columbus and Cincinnati, with a brief dry spell until daybreak. Temperatures will be near normal, then warming over the weekend.

ODNR invites the public to free open houses at Ohio fish hatcheries this spring to learn about fish production.

Nehemiah Garnett was arrested by Columbus Police for a January 2023 homicide in which Juan Pablo Aleman was killed. Two others have also been charged.

Ohio's Governor and lieutenant governor announced that 566 employers received approvals for 7,681 tech credentials in the January TechCred application period. This is part of a program that has issued over 130,000 credentials since 2019.