Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther said the city is at about 60 water main breaks as of mid-morning on Friday.

Toledo Zoo's 27-year-old female bear Crystal has received a breeding recommendation

Honda and the Ohio Department of Transportation’s DriveOhio initiative, as well as other partners, recently completed a pilot project

The funding is part of a broader effort by the Department of Homeland Security

While there's no statewide law, cities have their own rules mandating snow clearing by property owners.

They are offering free dental, vision and medical services to anyone who needs it, no insurance or ID required

Calls for service came in from across the state during the latest winter storm

Free bus transportation to and from the overnight winter shelter will be available

The snow may be gone, but the danger isn't. AAA says preparation is key to staying safe.

Ohio State (19-3, 8-2 Big Ten) has won five straight against Wisconsin

Things were operating smoothly at the John Glenn Columbus International Airport Thursday morning.

A winter storm forced Resch’s Bakery in Gahanna to close for two days during a week when businesses typically count on extra traffic.

Mindy Drayer talked to an expert from the OSU Medical Center

The museum is part of the Ohio Innovation Trail

Lows drop below zero for most tonight

The fish stocked last year were of five different life stages.

Snow plows are clearing the roads to make them safer for drivers but who is responsible if the city snow plows damage your mailbox?

The director of food service for Columbus City Schools, Joe Brown, said food insecurity is an immense problem.

It's not just the cold or road conditions, but sidewalk conditions that's keeping some schools closed this week

Residents are being warned — if the snow isn’t cleared away from your sidewalk, it could cost you