Dublin Police offer free steering wheel locks to owners of certain Kia and Hyundai models made between 2011 and 2021 to prevent thefts, and new theft deterrent software is also available.

Megan Ada and Joshua Cook are set to open the Ampersand Asian Supper Club in Westerville. The club will serve creative Asian cuisine inspired by Ada's childhood influences from Guam.

Hilliard, Ohio, has become the first U.S. city to receive full ICF certification as an Intelligent Community for its tech integration and innovative city initiatives.

WeConnect's data center advances community outreach with new team member Sam Holt, focusing on supporting local businesses through connectivity services and economic development.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $63 million safety plan to reduce crashes with projects like roundabouts and cable barriers in 14 counties.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $12 million investment for local bridge repairs, benefiting eight projects to enhance infrastructure safety.

Rayshawn Anderson was convicted of murder in the daylight shooting of Alonzo Byrd in Delaware County. He faces life with at least 21 years before parole eligibility.

Ohio AG Dave Yost starts the new term for the Teen Ambassador Board, with 168 high-school students learning about and contributing to state governance.

The historic Spaghetti Warehouse building in Columbus is set for demolition due to deterioration and safety issues. Plans for new development include 235 apartments.

A Columbus resident was defrauded of their savings by a scammer who claimed their bank account was compromised. The scammer then physically collected the stolen cash.

Ohio Rep. Upchurch and others clarified the benefits of Issue 1 for Black voters, contrasting opposition claims that it could harm minority representation.

Advanced Drainage Systems opened its Engineering and Technology Center in Hilliard, investing $65 million and creating 200 jobs. The facility focuses on product development and recycling.

Justin Timberlake postponed his Columbus concert due to bronchitis and laryngitis, moving the event to February 2025. Tickets remain valid for the new date.