A study by Kate Stewart from Ohio State University shows that Hollywood's portrayal of teens lacks realistic depictions of puberty, focusing too much on romance and casting older actors.

Lawsuits challenge Ohio's plan to use $1.7 billion from unclaimed funds for a new Cleveland Browns stadium, alleging unconstitutional misappropriation.

William Street in Delaware, Ohio is closed between Little and Lake Street due to a major water main break; repairs on the 8-inch line are done, but road restoration is ongoing, with no completion time given.

The Columbus Blue Jackets extend Dmitri Voronkov's contract for two years at $8.35 million, recognizing his potential and performance, including ranking in the team's top offensive stats.

Two motorcyclists were injured on Route 161 near New Albany after crashing into a playhouse that fell onto the road. They were hospitalized, with one initially in critical condition but now stable.

Ohio reports 964 active bald eagle nests in 87 counties, marking a major conservation win and the majestic bird’s strong comeback across the state.

An Ohio man was sentenced to multiple life terms for murders and a narcotics conspiracy involving three victims, dismemberment, and obstruction of justice.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is competing in the "Best Looking Cruiser" contest, seeking public votes for their vehicle to potentially feature in the AAST's annual calendar.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a $60 billion budget, cut the top income tax rate, allocated $600 million for a new Browns stadium, and vetoed 67 provisions, including some affecting education and library content.

Ohio's Northwest Local School District and City of Kettering received the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for exemplary financial reporting and audit practices.

The article details how Shawn Clemmons, former head of SCOCA, was found guilty of misappropriating funds meant for school technology, with $3.2 million to be recovered following an audit.

Upper Arlington is seeking feedback through its 2025 Community Survey to improve city services and inform council decisions. Residents can participate online until July 13.

Gahanna Police shared a Facebook post seeking help to find a lost individual's family, maintaining a humorous tone to engage the community in the search.