TourismOhio releases the 2025 Ohio Spring Events Guide, featuring 440 events across all 88 counties and a detailed list of local attractions and activities for the season.

Columbus proposes rezoning in Northland for mixed-use development, aiming to meet housing demands and improve walkability. Mayor Ginther supports the initiative, and residents have 60 days to comment.

ODNR is releasing 85,000 rainbow trout in Ohio to enhance fishing opportunities at 90 locations, starting March 12, including special youth events and a daily catch limit of five.

The Columbus Police Department's Operation Unity led to confiscating narcotics and firearms in a multi-neighborhood sweep, showcasing data-driven community safety efforts.

Ohio Rep. King introduces the WIRED Act to impose a 3% fee on out-of-state wire transfers to combat illegal activities.

Upper Arlington's podcast features Blake Haxton, a High Yield Corporate Bond Analyst and three-time Paralympian, discussing his life and sports career.

Ohio Representatives Abrams and Plummer introduced House Bill 88 to the Judiciary Committee, targeting fentanyl trafficking and aiming to enhance drug education in schools.

Ohio reviews HB 24 to potentially offer Medigap to those under 65 with ESRD or ALS, aiming to alleviate financial strain on patients and state Medicaid.

Wedgewood Middle School offers a hands-on after-school program, 21st Century PATH, which combines academic support with activities like music and robotics. It's funded by a grant and open to 50 students.

Hilliard residents can secure founding memberships for a new local wellness center, which will offer early access perks, but non-residents and latecomers won't get the same benefits.

Dublin partners with Central Ohio Safe Ride to offer $10 off Lyft rides for St. Patrick's Day with code DUBSPD25, promoting safe celebration without drinking and driving.

Ohio Secretary of State LaRose joins a legal challenge against the Corporate Transparency Act, arguing it imposes onerous reporting demands on small businesses and oversteps federal authority.

Officer Troy Walters will retire from the Columbus Division of Police after 22 years of service in various roles, including the ACT team and as an instructor for the Defensive Tactics Unit.