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The Ohio Department of Transportation says this is yet another scary reminder of the risks encountered every day in work zones.

As traffic recovers from pandemic lows, ODOT has a message for drivers to keep work crews safe: slow down and move over.

When it comes to trash on the sides of the road, ODOT doesn’t want it there either.

A recent editorial by the Youngstown Vindicator:Elected officials are fantastic at kicking cans down the road. They are not always so great at looking ahea

Elected officials are fantastic at kicking cans down the road. They are not always so great at looking ahead to where those cans might wind up. But it is t

With the weather changing from rain to freezing rain, plows will be out on the roads making sure they're safe for you to drive, which means you need to watch out.

We mapped out the Columbus area's free charging stations.

Although the storm has passed, travel is still dangerous and motorists should stay home if they can.

How crews deal with clearing the roads depends on what's falling from the sky, and how cold it is.

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