Ohio commits $137.5 million to improve road safety, focusing on reducing traffic incidents and pedestrian fatalities in 41 counties with 55 new projects.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol Training Academy graduated 37 officers from its 21-week course, with training exceeding state standards in various law enforcement skills.

Ohio launches the "Hard Hitter" campaign to increase seatbelt use, with officials stressing the dangers of not buckling up. The state's usage rate is below the national average.

High pressure brings clear skies to Ohio, with a high-pressure system providing warm, storm-free weather and a slight chance of thunderstorms in the coming days.

Sheriff Alex W. Lape announced that Rick Eugene Hawley was arrested for sexual assault on minors after victims' accounts matched allegations of repeated abuse at 2715 Sugar Grove Road.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose hosted an annual elections conference to improve electoral process security, covering topics from early voting to cybersecurity.

Scioto County Sheriff's Office warns of a crackdown on impaired driving over the Fourth of July, with increased law enforcement and a focus on public safety.

Columbus impound lot changes hours for Red, White & Boom, vehicles parked on closed streets will be towed. Drivers should heed signs and call the non-emergency number for towed cars.

Columbus is recognized for its water management, drawing interest from companies like Amazon and Honda, seeking sustainable practices amidst global water challenges.

Ohio University's online BSN to DNP program ranked No. 2 nationally by AllNurses.com, highlighting its importance in addressing healthcare workforce needs.

Ross Bjork reflects on his first year at Ohio State, discussing changes in college athletics and the school’s commitment to academic and athletic excellence.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed the 2025-2027 operating budget, which focuses on enhancing children, the workforce, and the community. It includes funding for education and job training, aligning with industry needs.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol warns against reckless driving and emphasizes speed limit adherence during the July Fourth weekend, citing the high number of speed-related crashes and fatalities in the state.