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Road officials are working to make Memorial Day weekend travel as smooth and safe as possible.

Here in Columbus thousands are expected to hit the road for Memorial Day weekend.

People who live along Boston Road in Brunswick reacted to the news that ODOT and NOACA are taking a new look at easing congestion near the Cuyahoga and Medina County lines.

It's not something you see every day. But, traffic cameras captured the very rare occurrence on Monday as a rocket made its way from Copley to Dayton.

The Ohio Department of Transportation is spending millions of dollars to pick up trash throughout the state. The ODOT press secretary said crews are finding more trash each year.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WDTN) — Drivers in parts of Ohio might have seen an actual rocket being transported to the Miami Valley. Matt Bruning, press secretary for the Ohio Department of Transportation, says a restored Atlas rocket was being transported Monday to Fairborn to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. ODOT photos provided by […]

39 of the projects are valued at over $10 million each. It is the largest amount the agency has ever spent on projects in a single fiscal year.

(From the Ohio Department of Transportation) It’s spring, it’s Earth Day, and it’s all happy – until you see litter, and you’re reminded of the human problem that haunts us all. “Our highway crews are out on litter patrol all year, even through the winter when conditions allow. But come spring, litter reveals itself even more,