Ohio awards its first law enforcement accreditation to ten agencies, setting high standards for professional excellence and accountability in policing.

The CRC is hosting its Second Annual Iftar Dinner, which celebrates diversity with community members and is supported by the Upper Arlington Community Foundation. Spaces are limited, so prompt registration is advised.

Ohio's AG advises taxpayers to file early to avoid tax identity theft, recommending using identity protection PINs and careful selection of tax preparers.

Devonshire Elementary partners with Ohio Wesleyan University's Bishop Scholars Program to provide tutoring support in mathematics and reading for students.

Ohio House committees, including one led by Rep. Jean Schmidt, have begun hearings on the Governor's fiscal 2026-27 budget proposals, focusing on health and state agency funding.

Ohio State Reps. Click and Klopfenstein reintroduced the STORK Act to allow tax claims for unborn children, aiming to ease financial burdens on expectant parents.

Ohio Democratic state representatives, alongside advocates, expressed support for immigrants, opposing the divisive 'Protecting Ohio Communities Act' and affirming their commitment to diversity and healthcare access for all.

The Ohio House passed a bill to designate September 19th as Stillbirth Prevention Day to raise awareness and improve health outcomes for mothers and infants.

Harrison Lake State Park's North and South Campgrounds are undergoing renovations to improve facilities and visitor experience, with temporary closures in effect. The day-use areas remain open.

Ohio's performance audit criticizes Akron Steel Academy for governance issues. The academy risks insolvency and requires urgent reforms to address its financial struggles and declining enrollment.

Westerville, Ohio, maintains its Aaa bond rating from Moody's and Standard & Poor's for the 12th time, ensuring low interest rates for upcoming infrastructure projects.

Ohio Reps. Ray and White back legislation for foster childcare support, which seeks to ease caregivers' financial burdens by shifting eligibility from income to need.

Ohio's House Finance and Health Committees are starting to review the state's operating and transportation budgets for 2026-27, with Representative Jean Schmidt playing a key role.