Ohio University will start construction on the Patton Center for Arts Education on April 21, a facility honoring donor Violet Patton, as part of a $99.2 million arts renewal strategy.

An audit reveals that former fiscal officer Shirley Baker is liable for $22,269 due to unsubmitted tax withholdings in Richland County's Butler Township.

Kenneth Wilson joins the National Forum for Black Public Administrators Board after serving as NACA President.

Ohio Governor DeWine responds to the impending Pixelle paper mill closure in Chillicothe, affecting 826 workers, by deploying ODJFS to aid with employment services.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose launched a new election history data dashboard for increased transparency, providing easy access to past election results and voting patterns.

Upper Arlington has launched an online bidding platform for contractors to access and respond to RFPs and RFQs, emphasizing transparency, equal opportunity, and compliance with its affirmative action policy.

Ohioans are increasingly raising backyard poultry for eggs and self-sufficiency, prompting OSU to offer a course on proper chicken care, including biosecurity and local regulations, amid rising egg prices and avian diseases.

Ohio has announced 367 schools to receive the 2025 Purple Star for supporting military families and students, with 115 new and 252 renewing their commitment.

Ohio's Auditor's office announces the release of audit reports to enhance transparency and accountability in fiscal management, with a commitment to fight fraud and abuse of public funds.

An Ohio State University study suggests households with both term and permanent life insurance are better prepared financially for the loss of an income earner.

Upper Arlington is seeking residents to fill seats on various Boards and Commissions, offering opportunities to influence local governance and community enhancement.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine nominates John Logue to lead OhioEPA, highlighting his leadership at the Ohio BWC despite a background not rooted in environmental science.

Columbus launches a pilot program to help local businesses improve their work environments and prevent their relocation, with details on support mechanisms and eligibility criteria pending.