Ohio secures nearly $105 million in federal funds to improve and expand community schools, focusing on underserved areas and replicating successful education models.

Ohio senators introduce Senate Bill 270 to reform the juvenile justice system, focusing on rehabilitation over punishment and raising the minimum age for juvenile detention.

Ohio State University research reveals a significant increase in youth joining private club and travel sports teams, linked to higher social and economic backgrounds and escalating costs, intensifying a class divide in athletic participation.

Ohio State University held the Major Lawrence Miller Flag Ceremony, where ROTC students replaced flags to honor military members, including the late Navy alumnus and lacrosse influencer Stephen "Tyler" Murphy.

Ohio is set to accept cryptocurrency for state fees, with Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office being the first agency to implement this following the Board of Deposit's approval.

Columbus mother is indicted for the murder of her 9-month-old son amidst concerns of rising violence against children in the city.

Centrus Energy announces a multi-billion dollar expansion of its Piketon uranium enrichment plant in Ohio, expected to create 1,300 jobs, boosting energy sector employment.

The National Weather Service reports mixed weather in the Ohio region with showers, possible thunderstorms, and dense fog formation expected, along with fluctuating temperatures.

Pickerington High Schools Central and North were selected for the 2025-26 CAPA Marquee Awards, which spotlight high school musical theatre excellence.

Ohio's ODOT District 5 is seeking Seasonal Highway Technician 1 hires with CDLs for winter road maintenance across seven counties, as announced on Facebook.

The Pickerington Board of Education will hold a meeting to discuss economic development assistance with no actions expected, encouraging public attendance for transparency.

John M. Horack has been appointed as the Vice President for Research at Ohio State University, effective Oct. 1, aiming to boost its research ambitions.

Ohio State University researchers discovered male crickets bulk up and store energy, while female crickets invest in reproductive organs, revealing differing life strategies studied in a lab environment, as reported by OSU News.