The Ohio State House has sent a 'Parents' Bill of Rights' bill to Governor Mike DeWine, aiming to increase parental control over children's education and health.

An Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper arrested an impaired driver with a heavily damaged car, serving as a stark reminder for the public to designate sober drivers.

Clark County honored four individuals as Luminaries for their community contributions, including the Bobo brothers, Rex Fent, and John Brown, for their civic involvement and service.

The Ohio legislature passed Senate Bill 54 to establish the Ohio River Commission, aimed at economic growth along the Ohio River, pending the governor's approval.

Ohio Correctional Officer Andrew Lansing was killed on Christmas Day by inmate Rashawn Cannon; prior incidents indicate a history of misconduct by Cannon.

Ohio State Wexner Medical Center and Anthem Blue Cross have reached a deal for continued in-network rates, but Medicare Advantage patients are excluded.

I-471 southbound was closed due to a fire under the Big Mac' Bridge, causing major traffic disruptions between Cincinnati and Newport. The cause is unknown, and bridge safety assessments are ongoing.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine honors former President Jimmy Carter's legacy and extends condolences after his passing, noting Carter's public service and humanitarian work.

The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control promotes safety and moderation for New Year's Eve celebrations with guidelines to avoid impaired driving and excessive drinking.

The Ohio State Fire Marshal reminds citizens to celebrate the New Year safely with fireworks, highlighting guidelines and legal requirements for their use.

Ohio's minimum wage is set to increase for non-tipped workers to $10.70 and tipped workers to $5.35 per hour starting January 1, 2025, due to inflation adjustments.

The National Weather Service reports rain and a cold spell for the Ohio Valley, with possible thunderstorms and light snow accumulations. Winds may reach up to 35 mph, and below-normal temperatures are expected to persist.

Ohio's post-election audit shows a 99.99% accuracy rate for November 2024, with perfect accuracy in the presidential race, as per Secretary of State Frank LaRose.