Union County residents can comment on the Job and Family Services' 2025-2027 strategy until mid-September. The plan is available online and in person at the department's offices.

Hilliard's First Responders Park rededication will take place on September 11, with a ceremony featuring Ohio's Lt. Governor and local officials. The park includes 9/11 artifacts.

Ohio Rep. Roy Klopfenstein proposed HB 427 to allow a voluntary demand response program letting electric companies remotely adjust customer thermostats with consent to curb grid strain.

Mixed precipitation and potential thunderstorms are forecast for the Ohio Valley as a cold front moves through, with a temporary warm-up and possibility of severe storms on Friday, followed by cooler, drier weather post-Saturday.

Columbus Police arrested a suspect linked to break-ins at a vacant apartment, following an investigation supported by video evidence provided by a vigilant resident.

The Morse Road and Reynoldsburg-New Albany Road roundabout in Gahanna will be closed for resurfacing from September 8 for five days, weather permitting, with detours provided.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber awarded entities for exemplary financial practices and transparent record-keeping according to a set of rigorous criteria.

Ohio has launched the OHID Contact Center to assist with digital identity issues, available at 614-644-OHID for support with state agency online services.

The Ohio Auditor of State's Office is set to release new audit reports on September 4, continuing their bi-weekly practice of evaluating public entity finances.

Omega Psi Phi members at East Linden Elementary School encouraged students, reflecting their year-long commitment to education and community service, which earned them recognition and an award from the OSBA.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber awarded several local governments and school districts for excellent financial practices and clean audits, praising their transparency and efficient governance.

Students at Fort Hayes Career Center began building homes for families in need through a collaboration with CCS, the City's BZS, and Habitat for Humanity - MidOhio, offering practical experience in construction trades.

Columbus, Ohio rolls out trash pick-up schedule changes for about half the city's households to improve route efficiency amid growth, causing some confusion.