The Ohio Department of Natural Resources' 2025 Wildlife Legacy Stamp, featuring a hummingbird clearwing moth, is now available to support conservation efforts.

Franklin County funds a new Discovery Unit to expedite evidence sharing and reduce case backlog in the legal system, as announced by the Prosecutor's Office.

Officer Mitchell Cosby joins the Upper Arlington Police Division, bringing experience from the Toledo Police Department and anticipated to be a valuable asset to the community.

Jeff Gottke is named Gahanna's Director of Economic Development, tasked with guiding the city's economic growth and aligning it with community values.

Governor DeWine visited and praised Ohio elementary schools excelling in student literacy through the Science of Reading, highlighting their educational impact and success.

Columbus forms a new Funding Review Advisory Committee to evaluate and recommend public funding practices for essential community services, with a focus on creating sustainable and equitable financial strategies post-COVID.

Deputy Zach Brown of the Union County Sheriff's Office was promoted to Patrol Sergeant on April 7th, celebrated by colleagues and recognized for his law enforcement dedication.

The Ohio Department of Insurance offers advice on storm-related damage claims, emphasizing policy coverage and the need for separate flood insurance.

Ohio's Department of Job and Family Services will host the OhioMeansJobs "Gen Z" Virtual Career Fair on April 29 for residents under 27, with over 100 employers participating.

The Bob Crane Community Center in Upper Arlington opened on April 6, featuring health, recreation, and social facilities, and raising concerns about maintenance costs.

Karim was celebrated on his first day as Program Coordinator for My Brother's Keeper Columbus, with a strong commitment to youth and community cited by the Department of Neighborhoods.

Ohio's Department of Insurance provides advice for storm recovery, urging Ohioans to document losses, make temporary repairs, and avoid contractor fraud.

Ohio's Division of Unclaimed Funds updates its system to expedite claims, aiming to provide faster payouts and improve transparency for both citizens seeking unclaimed funds and businesses reporting them.