NBC4 reports trooper injured during Ross County flood traffic control
NBC4 reports that a trooper was struck by a passing vehicle while helping with flood-related traffic control on U.S. 23 in Ross County. The trooper was treated for minor injuries.
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ODOT announced a five-day closure of U.S. 22 west of Washington Court House for a culvert replacement, lasting through Sept. 18. Traffic detours via…
Pickaway County Court Launches Online Juror Portal, Postcard Summons
Pickaway County Common Pleas Court has introduced a new jury management system funded by an Ohio Court Technology Grant. Jury summonses will now arrive…
Allen County Master Gardeners mark 30th year of Children's Garden with butterfly release
The Allen County Master Gardeners hosted a butterfly release in Lima, Ohio, marking 30 years of the Children's Garden. Families visited learning…
Bush Fund and Clinton County Foundation provide audio system grant to Wilmington Christian Academy
Wilmington Christian Academy received a grant from the Bush Fund, administered through the Clinton County Foundation, to install a new audio system in…
Server Outage Temporarily Closes Fayette County Landfill
The Fayette County Landfill is closed due to a server outage linked to an internet service provider issue. The closure affects scales used for…
Kristy Bowers resigns from Fayette County Chamber of Commerce leadership role
Kristy Bowers is set to leave her position as president of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce on September 23 after serving for five years. The…
Clark County: Northridge water main flushing runs Sept. 14 through Oct. 2
Clark County announced that water main flushing in Northridge starts Sept. 14 and runs through Oct. 2. Residents with questions are directed to the…
Highway Patrol sets up OVI checkpoint on Aug. 15 in Crawford County
The Ohio State Highway Patrol and Crawford County Sheriff's Department announced a planned OVI checkpoint on August 15 from 8 to 10 p.m. The location…
Dozens rescued, homes damaged after ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ flash flood in Gallia County
On September 10, 2026, intense rainfall in Gallia County led to significant flooding that damaged many homes and stranded numerous drivers. Local…
Shelby Defeats Galion 31-14 in MOAC Opener with Second Half Comeback
In a Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference match, Shelby Whippets rallied from a four-point deficit to defeat Galion, scoring 21 unanswered points in the second…
Fulton County Fair 2026 Preview: Full Schedule Of Events
The Fulton County Fair is scheduled for September 4-10, 2026, at the fairgrounds in Wauseon. Admission is priced at $5, with free entry for children…
Logan County history: White Cottage Park
White Cottage Park at Russells Point has been a significant recreational site for over 70 years, offering accommodation and leisure activities. Founded…
Marion, Ohio, weather: Hot start to September, storm chances return Thursday
Marion County is set to experience hot and mostly dry conditions as September begins. Temperatures are expected to climb from the upper 80s on Monday…
Morrow County Sheriff’s Office issues traffic advisory for Labor Day Weekend
In anticipation of increased traffic for the Secret Dreams Festival, the Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has issued a traffic advisory. Heavy congestion…
Cleveland awards $253,000 in its latest Steelyard neighborhood grants
The fourth funding round supports 24 small businesses and one community development corporation across six neighborhoods.
Cleveland e-bike pilot offers rebates of $500 or $1,500
The city and Bike Cleveland announced up to 100 rebates, with eligibility and selection details available through the program website.
Cleveland introduces free Rave alerts for emergencies and city updates
Residents can choose text, email or phone alerts and customize the locations and types of updates they receive.
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