Hilliard's First Responders Park will undergo renovations starting this spring, including updates to concrete, lighting, and fountains, and is expected to reopen by summer.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose investigates a voter check-in tablet in Perry County for security compliance and orders review of all voter check-in systems. Paper pollbooks will be used in the May election as a precaution.

Ohio's handling of federal funds raises concerns with irregularities found in an audit, indicating mismanagement in state agencies and improper expenditures, such as payments for deceased individuals and unused assistance funds.

Ohio officials celebrate Business-Education Leader Awards, recognizing Business Advisory Councils for connecting students with professional skills and experiences for workforce success.

Ohio's measles outbreak grows with new cases in Ashtabula County and potential spread by a visitor. None were vaccinated, increasing concerns about a preventable situation.

Former school security officer Kory Ross is charged with unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in Pickerington, Ohio.

ODNR invites the public to free open houses at Ohio fish hatcheries this spring to learn about fish production.

Ohio's Governor and lieutenant governor announced that 566 employers received approvals for 7,681 tech credentials in the January TechCred application period. This is part of a program that has issued over 130,000 credentials since 2019.

Nolan Johnson is named the new Ohio Wildlife Officer for Van Wert County, replacing Nathan Robinson, who was promoted. Johnson, a Hocking College graduate, will enforce wildlife regulations and engage in conservation.

A former Cleveland State University assistant professor faces a financial recovery claim for over $85,000 in personal expenses charged to a university payment card.

Judge Robert Hendrickson follows in his father's footsteps by serving on the Ohio Twelfth District Court of Appeals and as a substitute on the Ohio Supreme Court.

Feature on OSUPD Patrol Officer Nana Amoako, sharing his experiences, motivations, and Ghanaian background that led him to serve at Ohio State University in 2020.

Upper Arlington Police Division is hosting the 2025 Safety Town program, which teaches various safety skills to children entering kindergarten or first grade.