Columbus City Schools held their first VEX Robotics Competition & STEM Expo at Northland High School, highlighting student innovation and problem-solving in technology.

Ohio Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel initiated the construction of a new technical center at Bryan Middle/High School to enhance technical education and workforce readiness.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the distribution of $1.2 million in grants to eight counties to combat addiction in jails, part of a $60 million opioid settlement fund.

Upper Arlington partners with local schools, and starting in April 2025, event center renters will be able to project personalized drone messages on the high school walls.

The Columbus fire union has expressed concerns about a lack of vehicles, which affects emergency responses and training. Despite requests for more funding, the fleet budget remains low. Vehicle shortages are expected to persist until at least 2026.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 54, an $11 billion transportation budget, focusing on infrastructure improvements and safety, effective from July 1.

Ohio's economy will benefit from four new projects, creating 384 jobs and prompting over $131 million in investments, with companies receiving Job Creation Tax Credits.

Gahanna's Mayor reflected on the State of Our City event, thanking attendees and highlighting municipal achievements. The address is available online.

The Union County Sheriff's Office in Marysville, Ohio, has scheduled a "Prescription Drug Take-Back Day" for safe disposal of surplus prescription drugs.

The Sustainability Fair at Tremont Library, part of Earth Month, highlights community environmental efforts with educational booths, waste collection, and recycling initiatives.

Sgt. Jodrey from the Franklin County Sheriff's Office spoke at Moritz College of Law about the realities of undercover work and law enforcement's role in community safety.

The Franklin County DUI Task Force will run a sobriety checkpoint tonight, focusing on preventing and identifying impaired drivers. The location is announced publicly as mandated by law and to encourage safe transportation options.

Deputy Chief Kelly Weiner retires from the Columbus Division of Police after a career starting in June 1997, with roles in Internal Affairs and as commander. She was praised for her dedication and advancing policing standards.