Ohio communities are trying to rein in the proliferation of e-bikes on sidewalks, streets and trails, but Today in Ohio podcast hosts wondered if the problem has become so big as to be a crisis.

It all started out so innocently when lots of people -- from kids to seniors -- started doing more bike-riding during the pandemic. That led to widespread adoption of e-bikes, which take the muscle ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. They don't cost cities much, are often built or maintained by volunteers and provide users a chance to shred banked turns and bail ...

I am not a get-off-my-lawn type of guy, but high-speed e-bikes are creating public safety problems we can no longer ignore.

NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — The official start to summer is two weeks away, meaning this is the time of year when electric ...

New data released Tuesday shows a clearer picture on how many multi-use trail networks exist across the country. This comes as more federal, state and local money is being funneled into building more ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A new project from the city of Columbus and a local developer could provide miles of pedestrian- and bike-friendly paths through some attractions throughout downtown Columbus.