Hilliard Public Safety Youth Academy invites teens to explore police and fire service careers in a summer program with hands-on activities and close interaction with professionals.

Ohio celebrates World Heritage Week with tours of Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks and activities exploring the Hopewell culture's history and astronomy.

Jeff Feltz joins the City’s Engineering Department as Project Engineer, focusing on utilities and development, particularly in managing sanitary sewer and stormwater.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office disclosed on social media how they dispose of confiscated drugs, maintaining the specifics of the method and location confidential for safety.

Upper Arlington's Fire Division will start fire hydrant maintenance on April 14, leading to possible temporary water discoloration. Residents advised to check water before laundry.

The Gahanna Division of Police promoted Detective Mike Shippitka to Sergeant, celebrating this significant progression in a recent City Council meeting.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces a director change at RecoveryOhio, with Aimee Shadwick leaving and Erin Reed taking over to continue addressing substance abuse and mental health issues.

Columbus Fire Recruit Class 123 completed a ladder operation exercise, an essential part of their 32-week training, to build confidence and skills for high-rise rescues.

Columbus Fire's rescue tech class has reached the midway point of its six-week course, training in rope rescue, boat operations, and auto extrication, with structural collapse and confined space training to come.

Ohio observes April as Sports Eye Safety Month, emphasizing the need for protective eyewear for children in sports to prevent eye injuries, with programs like Superspecs and OhioSEE promoting visual health and safety.

Ohio upgraded its unclaimed funds system, simplifying the process for residents to retrieve forgotten assets like bank accounts and stocks. Over $149.6 million was returned in 2023.

Columbus City Schools' 2025 Journalist in Training program mentors students in journalism with help from The Columbus Dispatch and local journalists, focusing on reporting skills and critical thinking.

Firefighters rescued 14 dogs from a house fire in Elyria, with the cause potentially linked to pets turning on a stove. The rescued dogs were found to be underweight and living in poor conditions.