Lancaster, Ohio, moves to grant South Central Power Company a franchise to develop its electric infrastructure, aiming to provide better electric services to residents.

The Ohio Department of Transportation cleared trees to improve visibility at a dangerous intersection, highlighting the efforts on social media with a Vanilla Ice lyric.

I-70 WB in Columbus was closed between 315 and Wilson Road, affecting local traffic and causing delays. The Harrison Road bridge over I-70 was also closed indefinitely.

ODOT plans to build roundabouts at three rural Ohio intersections to improve safety and traffic, expecting to reduce crashes and injuries, with construction starting in 2027.

Dublin's Ballantrae roundabout will undergo a planting refresh to replace greenery with hardy, salt-tolerant plants for year-round beauty, with minimal disruption expected.

The Morse Road and Reynoldsburg-New Albany Road roundabout in Gahanna will be closed for resurfacing from September 8 for five days, weather permitting, with detours provided.

Grove City is introducing a three-way stop at Southwest Blvd. and McDowell Road to ease congestion, with signs and markings to aid the transition started yesterday.

SR 113 in Lorain County has reopened, following an earlier closure due to an incident. Details of the incident are unclear, but traffic flow has resumed.

Ohio Department of Transportation is hiring Traffic Dispatchers in Columbus to monitor traffic, manage digital message boards, and respond to incidents.

A crash on I-70 east at SR 142 in Columbus caused significant delays and road closure, but the road has since reopened, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation - Columbus District 6.

A crash on I-70 East near SR 142 in Columbus caused significant delays and a complete closure of the eastbound lanes. ODOT advised commuters to expect long delays and seek alternate routes.

The Columbus Department of Public Service uses social media to remind drivers of road safety rules for school buses, emphasizing the "#STOPmeansSTOP" message from the Vision Zero Columbus initiative.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is setting up an OVI checkpoint in Belmont, Jackson, Knox, and Wood Counties on August 15 to catch and deter impaired drivers.