Ohio has $1.7 billion underground with local impact
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources released Wednesday a new report that looked at the state's mineral resources.
Ohio 2024 winter forecast: What La Niña means for temps, potential snowfall in Columbus
La Niña is a recurring climate pattern that occurs when trade winds that push warm water west from South America toward Asia ...
Franklin County exits extreme drought, but some parts of Ohio still exceptionally dry
A new drought map from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows extreme drought retreating from Franklin County and an increasing ...
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County auditor's office considers new software to track tax breaks on agriculture land
Jarrod Tipton of the auditor's office said the current software for mapping and tracking landcover and parcel improvements is ...
Heavy rains improve drought conditions in some parts of Ohio
A little over an inch of rain fell over central and western Ohio, helping improve drought conditions in the worst-affected ...
'We are hoping that this is the start of something bigger': November rain may mark end of drought season for local farmers
Farmers woke up happy Thursday morning after steady rainfall covered much of northwest Ohio - and more precipitation is ...
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'We're like 9 inches below where we should be': Continued drought conditions pose threat to homeowners reliant on well-water
Dry conditions are continuing to plague the northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan areas, and while there have been some ...
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Ohio’s Mineral Resources Valued at $1.7B in 2023
A newly released report from ODNR shows the state’s mineral resources produced $1.7 billion in geologic commodities in 2023.
Berea gets $60,000 for underground gas tank removal on vacant Front Street site
A recently announced $60,630 Ohio Department of Development grant will defray the cost of removing an underground tank from a ...