Franklin County closed key ramps due to high water, causing traffic delays. No reopening time was given. Residents are advised to seek alternate routes and heed road closures.

Ohio's ODOT launches a $3.2 billion plan for 955 construction projects, aiming to improve roads and bridges and enhance safety with a focus on reducing work zone crashes.

ODOT announced a $3.2 billion plan with 955 projects for the 2025 construction season, including road and bridge upgrades, aiming to improve safety and infrastructure in Ohio.

A semi-truck crash on 270 northbound in Franklin County caused severe delays, with multiple lanes blocked, eventually reopening as the Sheriff's Office reported.

Ohio's Transportation Council approves a draft funding plan for 14 state projects, allocating a total of $319.3 million. Public comments are open until April 16, 2025.

ODOT District 7 seeks public feedback on upcoming Springfield, Vandalia, and Dayton projects, including lighting upgrades, bridge reconstruction, and road safety improvements.

ODOT seeks public input on its 2026-2029 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan, including roads, bike paths, and transit projects, until April 11, 2025.

Hilliard City Council is reviewing a proposal to expand the Hill Farm subdivision. The project involves 300 homes and 186 acres of open space, and it is pending approval of rezoning and sewer connections.

ODOT seeks public input on a proposed roundabout at U.S. 68 and Greenbush Road in Brown County, Ohio. The roundabout would emphasize safety and traffic flow without impacting local structures.

NHL Stadium Series preparations for the Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Detroit Red Wings outdoor hockey game at Ohio Stadium are underway, with crews working on detailed event setup and ice maintenance.

Demolition of the century-old Spaghetti Warehouse in Franklinton began, with a historic trolley removed for preservation. The site will be redeveloped into apartments and commercial space.

John Glenn Columbus International Airport is beginning construction on a new terminal, which will affect traffic and parking, including relocating the Cell Phone Lot.

COTA suspended fares during a Level 2 snow emergency in Franklin County to promote the use of public transit and enhance safety during hazardous weather conditions.