Ohio residents to experience a transition from clear skies to showers and thunderstorms with periodic rain expected throughout the midweek, as per the National Weather Service.

LifeWise Academy opens a new headquarters in Hilliard, Ohio, for its Bible-based education program, amidst debate over its influence in public schools.

Jim Tressel, Ohio's Lieutenant Governor, announced he will not run for governor in 2026, focusing instead on education and workforce initiatives within the current administration.

Ohio Department of Transportation approves an aviation permit for a Haslam Sports Group building project in Brook Park near Cleveland-Hopkins International Airport after thorough review and consultation.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is set to conduct two OVI checkpoints in Gallia County on September 19 to prevent drunk driving and promote road safety.

Ohio cautions against trusting 'finfluencers' for financial advice, advocating for professional guidance and diligence in verifying credentials to avoid fraud.

Ohio was named the 13th AARP Age-Friendly State, recognizing its commitment to supporting an aging population, spearheaded by Governor DeWine's administration's policies and the Governor’s Policy Summit on Healthy Aging.

Ohio law and Board Policy 5200-Attendance allow students three days off per year for religious observance, with prior notification to the school required.

Upper Arlington's City Council and School Board elections in November will see new contenders and incumbents vying for seats, with campaign contribution limits set to ensure a fair race.

Ohio State and Columbus State Community College announce the Buckeye Bridge program for tuition-free 4-year degrees for eligible students, expected to launch in Spring 2026.

Volunteers in Ohio are invited to celebrate National Public Lands Day with the ODNR on September 27-28, to help maintain state parks through various activities.

Ohio State Buckeyes defeated Ohio University 37-9 with a strong offensive effort and a solid defensive performance, setting up momentum for their Big Ten season opener.

Ryan and Nina Day spoke on mental health to students at Arts Impact Middle School, stressing the importance of communication and support in dealing with emotional challenges.