Columbus City Schools discusses Special Education challenges, strategies, and insights on its Teacher Chat podcast, which features experts in the field and is accessible via Spotify.

Columbus City Schools announce informational sessions on the College Credit Plus program for 7th-12th-grade families to learn about earning college credits in high school.

Ohio Governor DeWine mourns the passing of State Senator Kirk Schuring, praising him as a hardworking "model legislator" and announcing flags at half-staff in his honor.

OTSO launched a program on November 26 offering Ohioans a $20 Lyft credit to discourage impaired driving during the holiday season. Limited daily credits are available via the state's transportation website.

The ODNR Online Store offers a variety of gifts for nature lovers, including ornaments, T-shirts, and educational materials that showcase Ohio's natural beauty.

Ohio State evacuates Lawrence Tower over mold, offering new housing options and financial credit amidst air-quality tests. Students face relocations during exams and holidays.

Downtown Hilliard encourages local holiday shopping, with neighborhood shops offering unique gifts and Angela Zody promoting the area's boutiques and festive events.

Hilliard police warn of a scam involving couriers collecting cash from victims, often seniors, under pretenses such as bank or tech security issues.

Upper Arlington calls for nominations for the 2024 Community Awards to honor notable contributions in various categories. Nominations are open until January 17, 2025.

Columbus City Schools received accolades for their counseling programs at the All Ohio Counselors Conference, with four district schools recognized for excellence in student support.

The Salem Garden Collaborative at Salem Elementary received the “Community Collaboration Project of the Year” award from Franklin Park Conservatory for their educational gardening program.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine endorses initiatives to improve mental health services and reduce the burden on the state's near-capacity psychiatric hospitals.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled in favor of Obetz in its tax dispute with Franklin County, preventing future withholding but denying recovery of funds already distributed.