John Turco was caught in a police situation due to a car cloning scam involving his truck, resulting in unexpected legal issues and potential financial loss.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol has welcomed Ragnar, a new drug-detecting canine, to assist in combating narcotics trafficking and enhancing their average fentanyl seizure efforts.

Dublin and Central Ohio Safe Ride offer discounted Lyft rides for St. Patrick's Day festivities, using code DUBSPD25 to encourage responsible celebration.

The ODNR launched new projects, funded by the AMLER program, to revitalize areas affected by old coal mines, including community and environmental improvements.

Ohio Representatives Pizzulli and Stephens voted for House Bill 54, the State Transportation Budget. This budget includes a study of a potential I-73 corridor that could spur economic growth in the region.

Beechcroft High School students participated for the first time in the Central Ohio Miniature Bridge Building Competition, impressing with their engineering skills and teamwork.

Kevin L. Miller proposed the 2026-2027 OOD budget during an Ohio House Health Committee presentation, joined by diverse staff members to illustrate agency commitments.

Hilliard City Council has committed $4M to infrastructure, including road maintenance and bike lanes, which use eco-friendly materials and have safety features like raised crosswalks.

Uptown Westerville was named a Nationally Certified Main Street Community for its effective revitalization efforts, recognized by Heritage Ohio and Main Street America.

Upper Arlington is conducting a housing market study to understand local and regional housing needs, with input from stakeholders and community via an online survey.

Ohio Representative Meredith Craig proposed legislation for a tax credit to small businesses that offer ICHRAs to reduce healthcare costs for employers and staff.

The Ohio Supreme Court celebrated Black History Month with students, focusing on the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen and Black Ohioans' legal contributions.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources warns of wildfire risks and outlines state restrictions on burning debris from March 1 to May 31 to prevent wildfires.