Pickerington Local Schools is actively seeking Intervention Specialists for special education and will hold open interviews, urging qualified candidates to apply promptly and bring resumes for immediate consideration.

Recruits of Class 123 Orange Company faced live burn training at the Ohio Fire Academy, refining firefighting techniques in high temperatures, documented by the Columbus Division of Fire.

Ohio State University Graduate School leads in student survey completions, surpassing UT Austin, reflecting its commitment to understanding graduate student life and growth.

Two young men graduated from The Trades Institute's HVAC program in Ohio, marking a significant achievement in vocational education and personal growth through the DYS's pilot initiative.

Ohio offers free fishing on June 14-15 without a license at all public waters. Governor Mike DeWine encourages participation and the event is supported by Ohio's significant fishing economy.

The Ohio Department of Commerce warns of a rise in travel scams and advises travelers to research and verify travel offers to avoid becoming scam victims.

Insight Health System is set to revive Ohio's Trumbull Regional Medical Center and Hillside Rehab Hospital, with support from AG Yost, after Steward Health Care's closure.

The Columbus Police declared support for LGBTQ+ members in the force and community, emphasizing the value of diversity and the need for inclusivity within law enforcement.

The study from The Ohio State University reveals that AI cannot fully understand concepts linked to sensory experiences, such as "flower," like humans do.

Officers across Central Ohio honored Deputy Daniel Weston Sherrer of Morrow County, who died in the line of duty, expressing unity and support for his family and colleagues.

Hilliard is hosting a Special Olympics torch run with local athletes and first responders, promoting inclusion and unity, with donations supporting Ohio Special Olympics.

The Franklin County Sheriff's Office announced the promotion of Lieutenant David Knight to oversee the Corrections Division after a 23-year career across multiple departments.

Franklin County Public Health will spray for mosquitoes on the west side of Gahanna on June 5 to address high numbers, with the procedure starting at 9 p.m. if weather permits.