Ohio State University scientists engineered a monoclonal antibody for influenza that adheres to the respiratory tract when administered via nasal spray, offering prolonged protection in mice.

Ohio State Highway Patrol has announced an OVI checkpoint tonight in multiple counties to deter and intercept impaired driving. The initiative is part of efforts to decrease OVI-related incidents.

Upper Arlington's Farmers Market returns on May 14, featuring 30-40 vendors offering fresh produce and artisan goods every Wednesday from 3 to 6:30 pm.

Dublin schedules maintenance on U.S. 33 and Sawmill Road for clearer and safer roads, advising commuters to plan alternative routes due to expected closures.

The Ohio Department of Transportation will close the ramp from southbound Hamilton Road to I-270 North overnight on May 12 and 13 for construction, with detours via U.S. 62 West or Broad Street.

Hilliard announces two events: "Touch a Truck" on May 15, where kids can explore vehicles, and "Opening Day at the Ballpark" on May 16 featuring a movie screening and family activities. Both are sponsored by local businesses.

ODNR seeks high school students for its 2025-2026 Conservation Teen Advisory Council to help conserve Ohio's natural spaces; applications close June 5.

Ohio State psychology professor Richard Petty was elected to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, highlighting his influential research in attitudes and persuasion.

Dublin hosted a naturalization ceremony at the Abbey Theater, during which about 100 individuals became U.S. citizens. Participants came from 43 countries, according to the City of Dublin's news page.

Two former Hanover Township fiscal officers, Jennifer Nethers and John Osborn, face state audit recoveries totaling $11,294.76 for late fees and payroll issues.

An audit in Wayne County revealed that ex-Fire Chief Kyle Nussbaum received over $6k in overpayments. State auditors are seeking recovery of the funds.

Sunny weather with gradually rising temperatures is forecast for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington through the weekend, with possible showers and storms next week.

Columbus City Schools' "Countdown to Kindergarten" event at Fort Hayes prepared young children for school with activities, resources, and readiness kits.