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People in Troy will no longer see a detour on West Main Street by the town square.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted Friday announced that the Ohio Board of Building Standards recently adopted the 2024 Ohio Building (OBC), Mechanical (OMC) & Plumbing Codes (OPC) rules, a process that resulted in the removal of duplicative and unnecessary language in these codes and decreases the number of words in the Ohio Administrative Code by over 610,000, ultimately making it easier for businesses to comply.

An engineer has completed their structural assessment of a Troy building which has been the center of a months-long legal battle.

As students dive into the world of higher education, the Ohio Department of Commerce wants to highlight how crucial it is to keep safety in mind whether theyre living on

The City of Columbus has ordered a troubled Greyhound bus station on the west side to relocate.

As event centers continue to thrive, questions grow about what permits are required for agricultural barns built or repurposed for hosting gatherings.

Repairs are needed for everything west of Dollar General Market in West Park Shopping Center.

The head of Cincinnatis police union called city plans "government at its most inept."

COLUMBUS, Ohio – March 31, 2021 – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Ohio Rural Development Acting State Director Beth Huhn announced that USDA is investing $266 million to build and improve critical community facilities to benefit nearly 3 million rural residents in 16 states and Puerto Rico. This funding includes $156 million to support health-care-related improvements and emergency response services that will benefit nearly 1 million rural residents in nine states and Puerto Ric...

Appeals court to determine if gender-neutral restrooms at Upper Arlington schools can be challenged ThisWeek group The 10th District Court of Appeals for the State of Ohio will determine if the mother of a Windermere Elementary School kindergarten student may challenge Upper Arlington Schools’ plans to install gender-neutral restrooms at the school. On Dec. 15, UA Schools and the district’s school board filed the appeal to a Nov. 30 ruling by Judge Gina Russo that would allow the woman, ide...