Dublin approved All In Dublin, a 75‑unit development that will reserve apartments for adults with disabilities alongside senior and workforce housing. Organizers say the design prioritizes connection and accessibility.

Porta Kleen will invest roughly $10M to remake its Lancaster campus and open a Hebron satellite, easing shop congestion and supporting regional growth.

Gahanna will move City Hall, police and the senior center into a new $59M civic center this spring, with a ribbon-cutting on April 25 and a phased move expected through April.

Hilliard, Ohio, unveiled its first COCLT affordable home, offering a below-market-value option for potential homeowners in a bid to tackle the housing affordability crisis.

Westerville, Ohio, is seeking a Chief Building Official to oversee crucial projects for the city's development and ensure safety and design standards.

Gahanna plans to revitalize its Creekside District with mixed-use development, and public input is sought at a hearing on November 3 during the City Council meeting.

Columbus City Council allocated $1.2 million to refurbish historic buildings in Hilltop for affordable housing and retail, and funds to support mental health and addiction services.

Dublin introduced a new roundabout at Avery, Rings, and Cara Roads to improve safety and city services. The project caused road closures but maintained local access. With the roundabout now open, final touches may cause minor delays.

Ohio's ODNR initiated a project with local groups to revitalize Glouster's old mining town for business and recreation, funded by a $2.8 million AMLER grant.

Ohio State researchers developed a new material combining starch and aerogel to reduce concussion risks, absorbing 70% of impact force during testing. The innovation could improve headgear in sports and hazardous industries.

Gahanna invites residents to a free Shred & E-Recycle event at City Hall on April 20. The event offers document shredding and e-waste disposal from 9 AM to noon.

The TruePointe development in Hilliard will add Qahwah House, a family-owned coffee shop, enhancing the community's new $200 million mixed-use space, which is due by 2025.

Edwards Companies is planning a $600 million redevelopment project in downtown Columbus, seeking state tax credits to transform parking lots into mixed-use buildings with residential and retail space.