Ohio AG Yost and counterparts from 15 states endorse a bill to permit year-round E15 gas sales, citing benefits for motorists, the economy, and energy independence.

Upper Arlington seeks bids for trucks, garden maintenance, and a study on intersection improvement. Submission deadlines vary from March 17 to March 31.

The Ohio Auditor's office, led by Keith Faber, is set to release financial and procedural audit reports covering various public entities on March 11, including schools and Medicaid integrity.

Ohio's House committee is reviewing a bill to revise annexation laws. The bill would give county commissioners more extraordinary veto powers and promote collaborative community development.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed House Bill 14 into law, aligning the state tax code with recent federal tax changes for simplicity during tax season.

The Ohio House discusses a bill that aims to halt state funding for executions, assisted suicide, and abortions, emphasizing ethical and fiscal responsibility.

Governor DeWine appointed Mark Fowler as Delaware County Municipal Court judge effective March 25. He will succeed Judge Hemmeter. He must campaign for the position in November.

Zachary Zoz will become the judge of Fairfield Municipal Court on March 31, succeeding Judge Joyce Campbell, with potential election plans in November.

TourismOhio releases the 2025 Ohio Spring Events Guide, featuring 440 events across all 88 counties and a detailed list of local attractions and activities for the season.

Columbus proposes rezoning in Northland for mixed-use development, aiming to meet housing demands and improve walkability. Mayor Ginther supports the initiative, and residents have 60 days to comment.

ODNR is releasing 85,000 rainbow trout in Ohio to enhance fishing opportunities at 90 locations, starting March 12, including special youth events and a daily catch limit of five.

The Columbus Police Department's Operation Unity led to confiscating narcotics and firearms in a multi-neighborhood sweep, showcasing data-driven community safety efforts.

Ohio Rep. King introduces the WIRED Act to impose a 3% fee on out-of-state wire transfers to combat illegal activities.