Research by The Ohio State University suggests that 38% of American adults have experienced some form of abuse related to sports, challenging the notion that sports are entirely positive.

Ohio's ODNR announces the sale of hunting and fishing licenses for the 2025-26 seasons, with conservation funding and convenient purchase options highlighted.

Centennial High School's CTE Month ended with a College and Career Fair, exposing students to various careers and inspiring stories, such as Trinitee Ba's newfound passion for technology.

The Franklin County Court of Common Pleas has implemented new rules to limit ICE activities at the courthouse, ensuring due process and access to justice without the fear of immigration enforcement.

During Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, the Ohio State Highway Patrol promotes vehicle maintenance and safety recall checks, as neglect can lead to dangerous conditions. A report of 34 million vehicles recalled in 2023 highlights this.

Ohio's State Auditor Keith Faber’s office will release a series of audit reports on public entities to show financial stewardship of tax dollars and identify any misuse.

Upper Arlington seeks bids for a server virtualization system and trucks, with March 4 and 17 deadlines, respectively. Details and documents are online, with a commitment to non-discrimination in the bidding process.

Columbus City Schools faces a funding cut of $45 million in the new state budget despite passing a tax levy, and the Superintendent, Dr. Talisa Dixon, calls for community advocacy.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODM Director Corcoran have submitted a proposal for Medicaid work requirements to CMS, aiming to improve recipients' workforce participation and financial independence.

The Ohio State University researchers have developed 'e-Taste,' a device for adding taste sensations to virtual reality, with promising field test results.

Andrea Vasquez, a 6th grader from Diley Middle School, received an Honorable Mention for her art reflecting the "Healing Through Color" theme in a competition hosted by the Ohio Art Education Association.

Starling PreK-8 introduced a CAD course for eighth graders to align their skills with central Ohio's tech industry needs, promising to prepare students for future opportunities.

Sherwood Middle School students are using AI to create superhero versions of themselves, incorporating elements of Career-Technical Education and Black History Month into their learning.