The City's 2025 Capital Improvement Program has launched, investing over $112 million in infrastructure upgrades, including road, waterline, sewer, and pedestrian safety improvements. Projects like Redding Road's transformation are underway.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed Executive Order 2024-09D, amending Rule 4123-6-08 of the Ohio Administrative Code regarding workers' compensation.

Governor Mike DeWine signed new Ohio bills affecting the environment, privacy, armed services, adoption laws, health awareness, education, environmental concerns, and emergency services.

Ohio's Auditor's office reports Crosby Township fiscal officers face over $54,600 in recovery charges for penalties and fees from late tax payment issues.

The Ohio Department of Transportation provides a travel forecast to help Ohioans plan holiday commutes. With 4.9 million expected travelers, the forecast is 2.9% higher than last year.

Ohio's ODJFS has upgraded its tech to simplify unemployment services, allowing claims via chat, phone, or text, and providing after-hours info access.

AAA predicts 119.3 million Americans will travel for the holidays, with Ohio seeing a record 4.9 million travelers. This has prompted ODOT to offer travel timing tips.

Hilliard's recreation and wellness campus made notable progress in 2024, with a video overview and anticipation for the 2025 launch. The project includes The Well facility, an athletics complex, the Cosgray Road Extension, and a new fire station.

Ashley Combs is elevated to Acting City Manager in Middletown, following her trajectory within the city government and a tenure as the city’s planner and Assistant City Manager.

Ohio's ODNR now provides its boating education course online in Spanish, enhancing safety and inclusivity for Spanish-speaking boaters.

Columbus City Schools is advancing towards sustainability by collaborating with the Energy CLASS program, focusing on energy-efficient practices to benefit the environment and budget.

Whitehall City Council voted 6-1 against probing allegations of a toxic work environment in their Police Department amid debate on transparency and trust in police leadership. Public opinion was divided during the session on the issue.

The Columbus City School Board voted to close five schools as part of a realignment strategy. The decision, which was met with mixed reactions among parents and staff, will be phased in from the 2026-27 school year.