The City of Worthington has announced December 9 as the last day for curbside leaf collection, reminding residents to rake leaves to the curb by that morning.

The Ohio House passed House Bill 688 to establish "Speaker Jo Ann Davidson Day" on her birthday, September 28, to honor the state's first female House Speaker.

The Reynoldsburg City Schools district is facing an $8.5 million budget shortfall, leading to proposed cuts including a hiring freeze, reduced utility usage, and eliminating extracurricular activities.

Ohio AG Dave Yost allocated $1 million for local government grants to clean up illegal dump sites and fund preventive measures under the “Shine a Light on Dumpers” campaign.

The Ohio House has passed House Bill 296 to increase employer contributions to the police and fire pension fund, ensuring financial stability for first responders.

State auditors found financial irregularities in Clinton Township vacation payouts, leading to recoveries of $9,242; a retired administrator and a fiscal officer face liability.

The Ohio State Auditor's report reveals a loss of $5,804 in Jefferson Township due to fraudulent checks caused by the former fiscal officer's failure to reconcile bank accounts.

The Ohio House passed bills to rename local highways in honor of community heroes and to create the Ohio River Commission to promote economic development.

The Ohio Supreme Court has reversed a 1999 ruling, reasserting the need to show personal injury when filing a lawsuit, impacting a case by George Martens against local judges.

The Hilliard Division of Police and CSX Railroad partnered with the First Responders Children's Foundation to donate over 400 toys through the Hilliard Food Pantry for the holidays.

Upper Arlington launched a grant program to promote diversity and inclusion within local organizations. The funding ranges from $1,000 to $5,000. Applications are due by December 13.

Ohio's Department of Natural Resources is hosting a Winter Hike Series across state parks. Participants will receive guided hikes and a 2025 series decal as a reward.

Governor Mike DeWine declares a state of emergency in Ohio counties due to severe snowfall and weather conditions, ensuring state aid for impacted areas.