Ohio University's online BSN to DNP program ranked No. 2 nationally by AllNurses.com, highlighting its importance in addressing healthcare workforce needs.

Ross Bjork reflects on his first year at Ohio State, discussing changes in college athletics and the school’s commitment to academic and athletic excellence.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed the 2025-2027 operating budget, which focuses on enhancing children, the workforce, and the community. It includes funding for education and job training, aligning with industry needs.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol warns against reckless driving and emphasizes speed limit adherence during the July Fourth weekend, citing the high number of speed-related crashes and fatalities in the state.

Columbus Police seek public help to capture suspects wanted for violent crimes through “Operation Turn Up the Heat” before the Red, White & BOOM event.

The Buckeye State is set for a summery holiday weekend with high pressure leading to warm temperatures and mostly clear skies, ideal for Independence Day celebrations. While isolated showers are possible, the overall forecast is dry and stable.

Columbus Police relaunch an initiative, "Operation Turn Up the Heat," to arrest violent criminals before a city event, seeking public tips via social media and hotlines.

Columbus teachers join the STEAMM Rising Summer Institute to innovate curricula with a focus on STEAM fields, in response to the region's growing tech industry and job market.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources promotes sober boating for the upcoming Fourth of July, aligning with Operation Dry Water to increase patrols and stress safety.

Scouting America and ODNR are hosting an outdoor jamboree in May 2026 at Salt Fork State Park to celebrate America 250 Ohio with conservation-themed activities.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signs bills affecting building inspections, veteran services, agricultural practices, rare disease awareness, law enforcement, and more.

Ohio invests in its future by funneling funds into various priorities including children's health and workforce development, as part of the new budget signed by Governor Mike DeWine.

Ohio Rep. Brennan criticized opaque budget amendments involving the State Teachers Retirement System, citing a lack of debate and violation of legislative transparency and constitutional procedure.