Ohio Rep. Klopfenstein introduced House Bill 15 to improve the state's power grid reliability and affordability. This bill aligns with Ohio's economic growth and investments from tech firms like Intel.

The ODWLC announced its leadership for the 136th General Assembly, with Rep. Munira Abdullahi as Chair. The organization aims to advance women's issues in Ohio's legislature.

Columbus Police are seeking public aid to identify a suspect in a December business break-in at Morse Rose. The masked suspect stole cash and broke into a lottery machine.

State Rep. Sharon Ray reintroduces legislation to block a proposed I-71 interchange at Boston Road, reflecting local concerns in Brunswick and Medina County, Ohio.

The Columbus City Attorney is suing landlords for failing to provide heating at the Life at Edgewater Landing complex. The lawsuit highlights negligence and claims over 170 violations.

The NWS Wilmington update indicates cooler temperatures, possible flurries, and variable cloud cover in the Ohio Valley, with changing conditions, including chances for snow and mixed precipitation later in the week.

Grove City's first Winter Farmer's Market, featuring local produce and goods, will start on February 15 at Kingston Center. The market will also feature free kids’ activities and themed events.

Ohio's ODNR is allocating $350,000 for local boating education programs, a significant increase from the previous year, to improve boating safety across the state.

Ohio AG Dave Yost and 17 other states' attorneys general requested a review of the TPS program, arguing its temporary nature has been exceeded, with some designations lasting over 20 years.

State Rep. Scott Oelslager announced several new Ohio laws, from establishing "Rutherford B. Hayes Day" to improving legal and bureaucratic processes.

A weak cold front bringing snow showers and minor accumulation is expected across Columbus and Cincinnati, with fluctuations in temperature through the week and a generally dry forecast into the following week.

Upper Arlington Police increase patrols near Upper Arlington High School to address parking issues and improve safety, especially during snow when markings are not visible.

Upper Arlington Parks & Rec announces the upcoming summer camp registration for kids aged 6-12, with activities across four locations. Prompt sign-up is advised.