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.

Ohio's Department of Transportation promotes the state's scenic byways for fall foliage viewing through social media, encouraging exploration of natural beauty and historical sites.

Todd Kopchak was found guilty of failing to register as a sexual offender and failing to notify authorities of his change of address in Muskingum County.

Ohio State University's enrollment rises to 67,255 with growth across various student categories, including a high-achieving incoming class and record graduate student numbers. President Carter highlights momentum and commitment to education access.

Upper Arlington firefighters underwent intensive training on two properties, practicing navigation, rescue, and teamwork in smoke-filled scenarios to sharpen their emergency response skills.

Hilliard Police and Norwich Fire Department offer an active shooter training using the ADD strategy on October 25. The interactive class is free but requires registration.