A study from The Ohio State University explores the link between insomnia and heavy drinking, revealing the roles of stress and depression in this relationship.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost warns of scams following severe weather, urging residents to verify repair services and charities before engaging with them to avoid fraud.

The 2025 Ohio Wildlife Legacy Stamp is now available, featuring a photo of a hummingbird clearwing moth. It supports the state's Wildlife Diversity Fund and offers perks like discounts at state park lodges.

Upper Arlington Community Foundation prepares for The Heart of UA event to honor the Crane family and raise funds for local philanthropy and community projects.

Ohio State University students honored Russell Klein's legacy in nutrition and cancer research at the 21st Annual Russell Klein Nutrition Research Symposium, presenting their studies and reflecting on Klein's impact.

The WildWing autonomous drone system, developed for ecological research, captures detailed data on animal behavior, facilitating advanced studies and conservation efforts.

Metro Schools opened Metro@Indianola in the University District, offering a STEM-focused education after renovating the historic Indianola Middle School with funding from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission and Battelle.

The seventh annual Music Industry Summit in Ohio offered networking and learning for music insiders with speakers like DJ Premier and featured virtual and in-person participation.

Ohio's AG alerts residents to post-disaster repair and charity scams, advising thorough research on contractors and verification of charities after severe weather.

Ohio's ODNR introduces the 2025 Wildlife Legacy Stamp featuring a hummingbird clearwing moth to fund conservation efforts through the Wildlife Diversity Fund. The $15 stamp offers buyers perks and celebrates local wildlife photography.

Ohio reports a decline in traffic incidents following stricter distracted driving laws, with crashes, injuries, and fatalities decreased by 8%, 3%, and 4% respectively.

Ohio Secretary of State LaRose expressed his support and concerns for the SAVE Act, noting it could improve election integrity but lacks a plan for providing needed citizenship records.

Ohio has enacted bipartisan election reforms to enhance security and administration, including changes like the rebranding of the voting machine board, adding a cybersecurity expert, and preventing third parties from distributing certain voter forms.