The Ohio Auditor's Office reported success in fighting government fraud in 2025, with 23 convictions and $3.1 million in restitution. The SIU team played a key role in these achievements.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber awarded several local governments and school districts for their financial integrity, emphasizing their commitment to efficient and transparent service.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold weekend for Ohio Valley with dry conditions, followed by a warming trend next week. Caution is advised due to icy patches on roads.

The Ohio Secretary of State's office outlines 2025 achievements, including referring 1,200 election fraud cases, correcting 362,246 voter records, and 189,859 new businesses established. An AI election assistant, EVA, was also launched.

Ohio Auditor's press release acknowledges local governments for exceptional financial practices, highlighting their accurate, transparent record-keeping, and adherence to stringent auditing standards.

Pickerington city offices closed for New Year's holiday, reopening January 2 at 8 a.m. Residents are reminded to plan accordingly during this brief closure.

Upper Arlington reflects on 2025 achievements such as the opening of the Bob Crane Community Center and city employees' efforts, while anticipating future developments in 2026.

Rep. Josh Williams leads a push for more inspections and oversight of Columbus childcare programs amid fraud concerns, advocating for unscheduled audits and stronger regulation.

Ohio AG Yost reports on the success of anti-human trafficking efforts in 2025, with Operation Next Door leading to 135 arrests and aid for 67 survivors.

Ohio State Highway Patrol enhances New Year's patrols to prevent impaired driving and ensure safe celebrations, following Governor DeWine's call for responsibility.

Ohio State and University of Miami teamed up before the Cotton Bowl to pack over 21,800 meals for the North Texas Food Bank, marking a tradition of community service at bowl games.

The Ohio Auditor's office reported that James Barrett faces a recovery of $943.90 for not making timely federal payroll tax payments while serving as a fiscal officer.

Ohio law enforcement seized over $75 million in drugs, firearms, and cash in a joint operation led by the OOCIC and praised by Attorney General Yost for enhancing community safety.