Ohio State has introduced a new scholarship at Fisher College of Business for veterans seeking a full-time MBA, expanding access to higher education for military service members.

An audit in Wayne County revealed that ex-Fire Chief Kyle Nussbaum received over $6k in overpayments. State auditors are seeking recovery of the funds.

Columbus City Schools' "Countdown to Kindergarten" event at Fort Hayes prepared young children for school with activities, resources, and readiness kits.

Hilliard is considering zoning changes along I-270 to promote redevelopment, with the City Council reviewing the proposal on May 12 and the Planning & Zoning Commission on May 22.

Ohio celebrates May as National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, promoting road safety for motorcyclists and encouraging shared responsibility among all drivers.

Upper Arlington adopts green infrastructure, employing rain gardens and natural processes to manage stormwater and improve water quality, with incentives for residents.

The Teacher Chat Podcast episode "Impact Beyond the Classroom" discussed the lasting influence of educators on students with host Dr. Todd Walker and guests.

A two-week Clean and Safe Corridor initiative recently concluded in Columbus's Hilltop area, aimed at improving safety and cleanliness along Sullivant Avenue.

Alethea Davis, a Columbus City Schools teacher, completes her impressive first year at East Linden Elementary, making a strong impact on students and staff.

Warmer weather is expected in Columbus and Cincinnati after a low moves northeast, with a brief cooldown before the weekend and potential showers on Thursday.

Hilliard offers a historical scavenger hunt, the Hilliard History Express, where participants visit spots to learn about local heritage and collect stamps for prizes.

Noah Jarrell is leading monarch butterfly conservation in Upper Arlington, Ohio, by establishing a Monarch Waystation and advocating for habitat restoration.

Ohio Governor DeWine orders flags at half-staff in honor of the late Deputy Larry Henderson from Hamilton County, across state buildings until his sunset funeral.