Ohioans can donate to state nature preserves and wildlife conservation through their IT 1040 tax form, supporting habitat management and at-risk species.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources welcomed a new group of cadets who were training to become Natural Resources Officers, with a focus on law enforcement and conservation.

Ohio's DOLC and DCC remind citizens to celebrate Super Bowl Sunday responsibly, including advice on alcohol and cannabis consumption and safety tips for hosts and partygoers.

A Dayton couple and their businesses are placed in receivership for alleged fraudulent activities, affecting investors and involving $4.2 million in unauthorized securities.

OSHIIP is hosting "Welcome to Medicare" events across Ohio to help new enrollees understand their benefits, eligibility, and enrollment process. Both in-person and virtual options are available.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol announced its 2024 Leadership Awards, honoring Trooper Sarah A. Korsten as State Trooper of the Year and Dispatcher Patrick P. Bowsher as Dispatcher of the Year, among other awardees.

Columbus City Schools has reported significant progress in elementary students' math and reading skills. Based on i-Ready test assessments, 36 schools were recognized for reading and 24 for math.

The Ohio House passed Bill 14 to update Ohio's tax code with federal changes after the Federal Disaster Tax Relief Act of 2023. The bill aims to simplify tax filing.

Columbus City Schools' CTE program improved its rating to 4.5 stars, indicating success in real-world skill application and higher student graduation rates while focusing on industry standards and technical skill attainment.

Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague has announced a $35 million investment in a two-year Israel Bond to significantly strengthen the state's investment portfolio.

The Ohio Supreme Court will celebrate Black History Month on February 13. The event will focus on the contributions of African American legal professionals and feature guests like Lyn Ford and Kelzé Riley.

Upper Arlington hosts a Black History Month event featuring storytelling, music performances, and art exhibits to celebrate African American workers and culture.

A water main break on Reed Road in Upper Arlington has disrupted traffic and water service. Repairs are expected to be completed by the afternoon.