Stephanie Brown wants a formal reconsideration policy after finding the graphic novel at home; the district says none exists yet.

The five-year deal aims to reach 20,000 students, with advisers to help offset Ohio's sagging college-going rate.

Dozens of Ohio charter schools applied for a piece of nearly $105 million in federal money, amid broader debate over charter-school performance and funding.

Future Ready Ohio debuts as pollsters find most Americans oppose AI data centers near home. New Albany offers a blueprint some towns might copy.

New Carlisle now has eight moratoriums running at once as the city rewrites its first land-use blueprint since 2012.

Critics called it a Temu knockoff. Ramaswamy's black jersey at the Buckeyes opener drew 3 million views and plenty of scorn.

The 1979 Columbus armory just got its first major upgrade ever, plus a 21,000-square-foot parachute repair shop for a specialized Guard unit.

The Army is buying eight mobile intelligence stations as it moves TITAN from testing into an initial production phase, with Anduril building the hardware in California.

Ohio homeschooling jumped from roughly 53,000 to 60,000 students in a single year, as new state law drops testing and diploma requirements for parents.

A Greene County judge blocked the Coalition for the Common Good from dissolving Antioch's board or touching its bank accounts.

A former OSU earth sciences professor hid his role in Beijing's Thousand Talents Plan for years before the university reported it to federal agencies.

Ohio State pays $45,000 a year to publish syllabi, and Miami University faculty fear the new transparency rule invites harassment.

House Bill 25 would put a navigator in every Ohio school building for foster youth, but lawmakers stripped out the money that would pay for it.