H2Ohio Initiative Surpasses 2.5 Million Acres of Enrolled Farmland, Marking Environmental Stewardship Milestone in Northwest Ohio
The H2Ohio initiative has enrolled over 2.5 million acres, including 2 million in the Western Lake Erie Basin, with Ohio farmers adopting practices to improve soil health and reduce nutrient runoff.
Ohio State University Declares Campus a No-Fly Zone for Drones Without Prior Authorization
Ohio State University has announced an interim no-fly zone policy for drones on its property, requiring prior authorization for flights and shifting oversight to the Office of Administration and Planning to enhance campus safety.
Ohio Prepares for Thanksgiving Travel Surge, ODOT Offers Tips for Navigating Holiday Traffic
Ohio is preparing for increased Thanksgiving traffic, with ODOT analyzing historical data to advise on travel times and utilizing OHGO for real-time traffic updates and alerts. Construction work may still cause some disruption.
From Claysville Roots to Columbus Beat: Officer Katie Demi Upholds Community Values at Ohio State University Police Division
Officer Katie Demi of the Ohio State University Police Division, influenced by her small-town roots and her father's legacy as a trooper, embodies commitment to community and kindness in her role, also participating in therapy dog volunteering.
Ohio State Buckeyes Score Record-High in Academic Success, Boasting Top Graduation Rates Among Student-Athletes
Ohio State University reports record-high Graduation Success Rate scores for its student-athletes, with 15 teams scoring perfect and widespread academic commitment across sports.
Study Explores Parents' Optimism for Children's Athletic Futures: Ohio State and University of Florida Research Highlights Sports Expectations
A study finds many parents have high athletic hopes for their kids, with a third betting on small-college sports and 27% on sports scholarships. Expectations adjust with age and are influenced by race, neighborhood, and fandom, but not by gender.
Grove City Welcomes New Officers Trained at Columbus Police Academy to Local Police Department
The Grove City Police Department announced on Facebook the graduation of new officers from the Columbus Police Training Academy, ready for field training and to join the force amid ongoing discussions on community policing.
Former Wayne Local Schools Treasurer Owes Over $44K for Financial Mishandling, Ohio Audit Reveals
Ohio Auditor's audit reveals former Wayne Local Schools treasurer mismanaged $44,222.08. Ron James and his bonding company are liable for the amount, which includes penalties and fees. Although he faced charges, James was acquitted in court.












