The Ohio House passed a resolution establishing a Nurses Week to honor health care workers for their dedication and compassion, recognizing the efforts of over 300,000 licensed nurses in Ohio.

Ohio lawmakers consider HB 25, which would offer scholarship opportunities to foster youths who have been in the system since age 13. This would include access to trade schools, community colleges, and universities.

State Rep. Bill Roemer attended the opening of a new Wendy's in Boston Heights, noting the positive economic impact and AI advancements in drive-thru services.

The North America Trek exhibit at the Columbus Zoo is delayed due to a window crack and bad weather, with the focus on animal acclimation and welfare.

Stephen Takacs, an alumnus of Fort Hayes Career Center, has returned as a teacher, inspiring students in the same photography program that once changed his life.

Columbus Police are seeking the public's help to identify two suspects involved in a mail theft at a business on Chambers Dr. On April 28, a woman and a man in a black Honda SUV stole packages.

Columbus Division of Fire conducted a disaster readiness drill at Berliner Park, simulating a stage collapse with volunteers and MedFlight collaboration.

Ohio Governor DeWine commends the election of Pope Leo XIV, highlighting the new pontiff's dedication to the poor and his background as a teacher and missionary.

Ohio encourages support for over 90,000 local small businesses, highlighting their economic importance. The Department of Development's SBDCs aided 12,079 businesses in 2024, contributing to $144 million in capital.

A New Albany man, Ronald Lidderdale, is charged with federal crimes for sending over 65 threatening letters, some with white powder or etched bullets, to officials and media.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber announced findings of a $2.3 million embezzlement scheme by five former Columbus Zoo employees, with recommendations for future prevention.

Dublin City announces a free Summer Fun Series at Riverside Crossing Park, featuring yoga, cardio classes, live music, and outdoor movie nights starting June 5th.

Sunny weather with gradually rising temperatures is forecast for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington through the weekend, with possible showers and storms next week.