Ohio is partnering with Anduril Industries to build a large defense technology facility. The project aims to create 4,000 jobs by 2035 and invest $1 billion in the local economy.

Ohio Department of Commerce advises Ohioans on donating to California wildfire relief, warning against scams, and recommending checks on charity legitimacy.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine orders flags on public buildings to be flown at full staff on January 20, 2025, for the inauguration and at half-staff from January 21-28 to honor former President Carter.

Justice R. Patrick DeWine advocates for interpreting the Ohio Constitution using its original public meaning in an upcoming article in the Ohio State Law Journal, drawing from historical documents and early court cases for guidance.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced new legal protections to prevent the unauthorized use of signatures. Businesses now require explicit consent to use consumer signatures and must disclose how and why they are used.

Ohio Jewish and Muslim leaders support Israel-Hamas ceasefire, focusing on its impact on local communities and the importance of releasing hostages for lasting peace.

A traffic stop on I-71 South near Greenlawn Ave in Columbus led to a pursuit, crash, and temporary highway closure. The suspect is stable; no officers were injured.

The weather forecast by the National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts a brief warm spell followed by cooler, wet conditions, with a mix of rain and snow and an approaching arctic outbreak bringing subzero temperatures.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose announced the final steps of voter record maintenance, which aim to purge inactive registrations while ensuring accuracy and election integrity.

Woodcrest Elementary and Intel teamed up for "STEAMing Through the Snow," a program that engages students in the sciences and arts during the school's winter break.

Upper Arlington's 614 Restaurant Week features local eateries offering special menus with fixed prices from January 20 to 25, 2025. Dine-in and takeout options are available.

Tayvion Taylor was sentenced to 17-22.5 years for drug trafficking and firearms charges after being apprehended with automatic weapons and drugs on Interstate 71.

An adult died after being hit by two vehicles when stepping into traffic on Fisher Road, as reported by Columbus Police. The investigation is ongoing.