Hilliard seeks applicants for their Planning and Zoning Commission, with a term starting January 1, 2026. Candidates should understand city ordinances and be interested in development issues.

Despite a dry spell, Ohio's trees are showcasing vibrant fall colors, with the ODNR providing updates and leaf-peeping recommendations.

A cyclist in Columbus is critically injured after a hit-and-run by a blue SUV. Police are seeking information and have discrepancies in hospital reports.

Ohio GOP misses redistricting deadline, escalating tensions and prompting Democratic criticism over potential gerrymandering and neglect of bipartisan process.

The Ohio Property Tax Working Group suggests reforms aimed at simplifying and improving transparency in the property tax system, as outlined in a report to Governor DeWine.

Warm, dry weather will continue in Ohio through the weekend with a possible shift to rain next week, as high clouds move in but without significant rainfall expected. Highs will remain above average with a cool down by next week.

Dublin City Schools' redistricting plans prompt debates among parents and district officials regarding student reassignments to balance high school enrollments.

The Ohio Department of Commerce issues a strategy to manage credit card debt before the holiday season, noting a rise in national credit card balances.

Ohio joins a federal pilot program to boost public assistance recipients' self-sufficiency and employment, administered by ODJFS, starting October 1.

Ohio secures nearly $105 million in federal funds to improve and expand community schools, focusing on underserved areas and replicating successful education models.

Ohio senators introduce Senate Bill 270 to reform the juvenile justice system, focusing on rehabilitation over punishment and raising the minimum age for juvenile detention.

Ohio is set to accept cryptocurrency for state fees, with Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office being the first agency to implement this following the Board of Deposit's approval.

Columbus City Hall honored babies lost in Franklin County over ten years with 1,539 white pinwheels on their lawn. Mayor Ginther attended the emotional event, promoting infant health.