Ohio leads a class-action lawsuit against ZoomInfo, alleging the company engaged in securities fraud, resulting in a $75.9 million loss for state pension funds.

Bob Crane Community Center offers gift cards for last-minute holiday shopping. These cards are applicable to memberships, and a detailed pricing chart guides gift amount choices for residents and non-residents.

The Columbus City Council announced the top ten finalists for the District 7 vacancy. Before an early 2024 vote, a public hearing will gather input on candidates.

Upper Arlington Police Division maintains its CALEA reaccreditation, emphasizing its commitment to high law enforcement standards and community safety.

Hilliard announces a wide array of winter programs for 2025, offering activities for all ages, including martial arts, art, AI, electronic music, and family yoga.

Officer Quinn Izar of the Hilliard Police Department was honored by MADD for his efforts in preventing impaired driving. This is the second year he has received this recognition.

Richland County Prosecutor Jodie Schumacher received the Auditor of State Public Integrity Award for fighting corruption. She successfully prosecuted cases with Ohio's SIU, leading to convictions of officials misusing public funds.

Ohio State Representative Jean Schmidt expressed disappointment in her colleagues for not adding the Second Amendment Preservation Act to Senate Bill 58 and is determined to continue advocating for gun rights.

Ohio's ODNR has announced the addition of at least ten new observation wells in Northwest Ohio to monitor and study the state's groundwater resources.

The Ohio House passed a resolution recognizing perinatal mental health challenges to support new and expecting mothers, as advocated by State Rep. Sharon Ray.

The Ohio Department of Commerce warns against holiday gift card scams, advising consumers to buy from reputable sources and keep receipts to avoid fraud.

The Ohio Attorney General's office issues shopping tips for the holiday season to help prevent fraud and ensure secure purchases, also covering safety for internet-connected toys.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced over $56 million in tax credits to rehabilitate historic buildings across the state to boost local economies and preserve community identity.