Lincolnshire Road at Agler Road in Gahanna is closed due to utility work following heavy rains. Local traffic can take detours. Weather permitting, the closure is expected to last until November 24.

Park Road near Westerville is closed for six months due to construction, impacting traffic patterns with detours in place. The project aims to enhance a mixed-use path, with updates available on social media.

Liberty Road in Delaware, Ohio, reopens early after a swift culvert replacement project, improving stormwater management and reducing travel disruption.

The new SR 32 and Bruce Lunsford Way interchange in Brown County opened early to improve safety and support local development. It replaces a hazardous intersection.

Ohio's Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $63 million safety plan to reduce crashes with projects like roundabouts and cable barriers in 14 counties.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT Director Boratyn announced a $12 million investment for local bridge repairs, benefiting eight projects to enhance infrastructure safety.

The historic Spaghetti Warehouse building in Columbus is set for demolition due to deterioration and safety issues. Plans for new development include 235 apartments.

October is the deadliest month for pedestrians in Ohio, with a slight decline in fatalities in recent years, prompting safety reminders from officials and investments in infrastructure.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine attributes a reduction in vehicle crashes to the new distracted driving law, citing fewer incidents and improved driver behavior.

Traffic on I-71 in Columbus was halted due to a police investigation of a suspicious device, which was later deemed insignificant. The road reopened around 10:15 a.m.

The City of Hilliard opens its 19th roundabout at Cosgray and Scioto Darby roads to improve traffic flow and safety. Full functionality is expected by November, and further features will be added.

The Oakley C. Collins Memorial Bridge reopened 13 days ahead of schedule after the Complete General Construction Company efficiently completed the $813,529 surface restoration project.

Ohio is transporting two "super loads" to the Intel plant construction site in Licking County, with minimal expected traffic disruptions and detailed route information available on the ODOT website.