A Lima woman took a car dealership's trade name after a repossession dispute, and the court ruled that the case must stay in the trial court despite the dealership's push for arbitration.

Procter & Gamble (P&G) reported Q4 earnings that surpassed estimates, with a leadership transition announced, COO Shailesh Jejurikar to become CEO in 2026.

The cost of housing in Ohio is outpacing wage growth, requiring workers to earn $22.51 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment, as reported by a coalition study.

Sarepta Therapeutics is laying off 493 employees, including 80 in Ohio, as it faces an FDA probe over its gene therapy treatment, Elevidys, linked to patient deaths.

Columbus is recognized for its water management, drawing interest from companies like Amazon and Honda, seeking sustainable practices amidst global water challenges.

Kinexo's expansion in Columbus is expected to enhance the city's food logistics network, improve distribution efficiency, and potentially create jobs, promising economic growth and better services.

Ohio is refurbishing the Black Horse Inn for the new Belmont County Underground Railroad Museum, supported by a $4M Appalachian Community Grant. The project aims to boost local tourism and education.

Chad Michael Rausch was indicted on aggravated robbery charges for a series of incidents at a Columbus business after being arrested during an attempted third robbery.

Wet conditions in Ohio delay corn planting, with current progress at 72% compared to the 87% five-year average. Ohio State University is providing guidance on crop management and insurance.

Maureen O'Brien was appointed CEO of the Columbus Symphony, effective July 15, bringing experience from the New World Symphony and plans to oversee a major concert hall project.

West Mound elementary and Hilltonia Middle School students collaborate in the Building CEOs 101 program to develop business skills and plans, mentored by older peers.

Ohio increased its recreational marijuana flower purchase limit to 2.5 ounces per day, excluding edibles and vape cartridges, with dispensaries retaining discretion on sales.

Ohio encourages support for over 90,000 local small businesses, highlighting their economic importance. The Department of Development's SBDCs aided 12,079 businesses in 2024, contributing to $144 million in capital.