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.

Ohio Rep. Pizzulli introduces legislation to help local school districts afford College Credit Plus programs by equalizing online course rates and sharing textbook costs.

The Department of Commerce warns Ohio homeowners to be cautious of unsolicited property purchase offers and to research before selling to avoid lowball deals.

Brushcreek Township in Highland County has been declared 'unauditable' due to inadequate financial records and faces legal action if not resolved in 90 days.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose supports a Kansas bill against foreign election interference, echoing Ohio's efforts to ensure electoral integrity.

An art exhibit at the Ohio Department of Health features CCS student artworks and promotes the relationship between education and health, with praises for the displays and the positive impact they have on visitors and student artists.

A coalition is funding the next phase of The Columbus Promise, a program offering tuition-free college at CSCC to local graduates, with a $25 million target and positive impact noted.

Columbus City Schools celebrated the graduation of 22 students at their Winter Commencement Ceremony, highlighting their perseverance and varied educational journeys.

Ohio's Supreme Court is offering grants for local courts to improve technology, with applications open until Feb 28. Over $42 million has supported tech upgrades since 2015.