Ohio Governor Mike DeWine emphasizes the importance of community involvement in detecting childcare fraud and outlines the state's efforts to prevent the misuse of taxpayer dollars in the childcare system.

Ohio Valley residents expect a warm, wet week with light rain and temperatures above January averages, followed by a weekend cooldown and potential snow showers.

Lancaster, OH is hiring a Gas Fitter to join their city services team, as advertised on their Facebook page, promoting community service and teamwork.

Grove City Ohio Police seek public help to identify two female theft suspects from a December 20, 2025, incident at a local business on Stringtown Rd.

The Mona Pants Foundation donated pet oxygen masks to the Pickaway Township Fire Department, enhancing their ability to assist animals during emergencies.

Dublin, Ohio declares January as Soup Month, inviting residents to enjoy various local soups and engage in social media activities, such as naming an official city soup.

The Westerville Community Center is closing its leisure pool for maintenance on Jan 5-9, but the warm water pool will open for adults during that period, and the lap pool and hot tub are unaffected.

Zach Werenski of the Columbus Blue Jackets is selected for Team USA's hockey roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Grove City introduces a range of winter activities for all ages, including volleyball, futsal, indoor golf, pickleball, and esports, with registration now open.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine highlights the state's anti-fraud measures in childcare systems, emphasizing payment based on attendance and the use of technology to verify compliance.

Ohio State Highway Patrol enhances New Year's patrols to prevent impaired driving and ensure safe celebrations, following Governor DeWine's call for responsibility.

Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber reports extensive financial mismanagement in Franklin Township, with over $66,000 in findings for recovery from various employees due to payroll errors and budgetary discrepancies from 2017-2019.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office introduced Judge, a 6-month-old Belgian Malinois, as the new K9 unit recruit who will be trained in bomb detection and apprehension. Community members can follow his progress via the Sheriff's official app.