Upper Arlington invites locals to a community event discussing Zollinger Road safety and mobility improvements.

Honda and DriveOhio concluded a two-year trial of a Proactive Roadway Maintenance System that could improve road safety by using vehicle data to identify road issues early.

A Norfolk Southern Railroad train unexpectedly halted in Madison County, disrupting all railroad crossings in London city, causing delays for commuters. The blockage was cleared after about 30 minutes.

A utility project will cause Beech Road in New Albany, Ohio, to be one lane with flaggers managing traffic from January 26-30, potentially delaying motorists.

New Albany Fieldhouse and Community Center's construction is progressing, with steelwork completed and the focus now on enclosing the turf fieldhouse. The project aims to finish by year-end.

Upper Arlington residents are preparing for disruptions due to ongoing Columbia Gas infrastructure upgrades, affecting roads like Lane Avenue through 2026 with lane reductions and closures.

Columbia Gas begins the second year of road-disrupting infrastructure upgrades in our city, with work affecting major roads and adding modern safety features to gas lines.

W. Central Ave. in Delaware will be closed on January 13, 2026, for utility pole replacement, affecting traffic between Troy Rd. and Grady Hospital's east entrance from 9 am to 9 pm.

A utility pole replacement will close West Central Ave. in Delaware, Ohio, on Tuesday, causing traffic disruptions, the City of Delaware advised the public via social media.

A two-vehicle collision temporarily closed a road in Franklin Township but was quickly reopened by the Division of Fire; details of the crash are still pending.

Traffic fatalities in Ohio have decreased for the fourth consecutive year, with a 3% drop in 2025. Efforts to improve road safety, including stricter distracted driving laws and driver education, are credited for the decline.

Worthington's High Street reopened after a water main break repair, and temporary plates cover the site until paving is done, with a notice for drivers to be cautious.

COTA has introduced a Tap to Pay system for bus fares, allowing riders to use credit/debit cards or mobile devices, with fare capping for cost efficiency.