Ohio prepares for 45.1 million travelers this Memorial Day, with officials urging safety and vigilance on the roads.

A departing cold front brings gusty winds to Ohio, with temperatures dipping to mid-40s before rising to the 70s. The region expects dry conditions and warmer weather, potentially reaching the 90s by midweek with possible thunderstorms.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber recognizes various schools and government bodies for excellence in financial reporting and transparency, with entities like Heir Force Community School and Martins Ferry City School District among the recipients.

Ohio opens the Falls Edge Glass Walkway, a 137-foot-long glass pedestrian bridge, at Nelson-Kennedy Ledges State Park for unique views and conservation.

Several Ohio educational entities were praised for excellent financial practices and received the Auditor of State Award with Distinction, reflecting their efficient and transparent management of finances.

Ohio launches a campaign urging parents to devote as much time to teaching teens to drive as the teens spend on extracurricular activities, highlighting the '100 Deadliest Days' for young drivers in summer.

The Metro@Indianola campus in Ohio has been transformed into a technology-focused educational space through a partnership between The Ohio State University, Battelle, and local school districts.

Ohio introduces a specialty license plate promoting the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, reaffirming its commitment to mental health support and public outreach.

The Ohio State University study finds that FOMO negatively affects young consumers' well-being, but connections with social media influencers may ease this stress by offering guidance and reassurance.

Central Ohio offers prime fishing spots for various species, affordable licenses, and free fishing days, with resources like maps and tips available via the HuntFish OH app.

Upper Arlington officials are taking measures to control mosquitoes and their associated health risks by advising residents and setting traps, with precautions given for spraying practices.

Beallsville High School will suspend grades 9-12 due to low enrollment, as decided by the Switzerland of Ohio Board of Education. Students will attend nearby schools, causing mixed reactions and protests.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a low-pressure system and cold front affecting Columbus, Cincinnati, and nearby areas with showers and potential thunderstorms, followed by cooler conditions and gradual warming early next week.