Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT announce $7.6 million for Safe Routes to School program, covering 24 projects to improve infrastructure and safety across 12 counties.

Groundbreaking for the expansion of U.S. 33 in Ohio has begun, aimed at enhancing safety and accommodating future traffic by transforming 25 miles of the roadway into a four-lane highway.

A new road safety initiative, the RCUT project, is starting in Coolville to reduce accidents by changing left-turn and crossing traffic flows at a high-crash intersection.

ODOT will close the SR 161 to I-270 ramp in Franklin County for maintenance from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting June 17, affecting eastbound drivers. Detours are provided.

ODOT is closing SR 736 in Union County between Taylor Rd. and Robinson Rd. for 120 days starting June 16 for a bridge replacement, with a suggested detour via U.S. 42, SR 161, and SR 38.

An accident on US-23 North caused delays but has been cleared, with traffic flow back to normal. ODOT District 9 informed the public and recommended alternate routes.

Columbia Gas and Decker Construction will begin road work in Upper Arlington on North Star Road and Fishinger Road starting tomorrow, leading to potential travel delays.

Columbus Division of Police advises of road closures for Stonewall Columbus Pride, recommending public transport or ride-sharing due to affected areas on Saturday.

ODOT utilizes social media to inform citizens on how to properly address public works concerns, emphasizing the importance of contacting the correct agencies.

Columbus celebrates Pride Month by lighting up bridges in rainbow colors; the city's Department of Public Service encourages residents to share photos of the displays.

Traffic on Hamilton Rd. bridge over I-270 in Franklin County is redirected due to construction; southbound lanes and loop ramp closed until Fall 2025. ODOT advises seeking alternate routes.

Ohio invests $52 million in bike and pedestrian infrastructure improvements through the Transportation Alternatives Program, focusing on safety and connectivity across 33 counties.

Ohio prepares for 45.1 million travelers this Memorial Day, with officials urging safety and vigilance on the roads.