Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio signed House Bill 173 for pricing transparency in hospitals and cultural recognitions, partially vetoed Senate Bill 54 on new commissions and state issues, and used veto power on House Bill 315 regarding public records.

The City of Lancaster announces a live Christmas tree collection from January 13-17, 2025. Trees must be decoration-free and out by 7:30 AM on regular collection days.

Columbia Gas is starting upgrades on gas lines in Upper Arlington this spring. The project includes installing new steel pipes and a utility station. Columbia Gas has also planned public engagement sessions for resident input.

Ohio Lieutenant Governor Jon Husted has initiated a new cycle for the High School Tech Internship program to connect students with technology internships.

The Ohio AG resists releasing records of interactions with RAGA and RLDF, challenging a court order for compliance, with the Ohio Supreme Court set to hear the case.

Ohio's minimum wage rose to $10.70 for non-tipped and $5.35 for tipped workers on January 1, affecting businesses with annual gross receipts over $394,000.

Hilliard Police Sgt. Zellers and dispatchers were honored for effectively aiding a confused driver, reflecting the 911 industry's excellence promoted by the Kyle Plush Foundation.

Ohio marks a five-year milestone in its fight against opioid addiction with Attorney General's SCOPE initiative, focusing on education, prevention, and research.

The Ohio State House has sent a 'Parents' Bill of Rights' bill to Governor Mike DeWine, aiming to increase parental control over children's education and health.

Clark County honored four individuals as Luminaries for their community contributions, including the Bobo brothers, Rex Fent, and John Brown, for their civic involvement and service.

The Ohio legislature passed Senate Bill 54 to establish the Ohio River Commission, aimed at economic growth along the Ohio River, pending the governor's approval.

Ohio State Wexner Medical Center and Anthem Blue Cross have reached a deal for continued in-network rates, but Medicare Advantage patients are excluded.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine honors former President Jimmy Carter's legacy and extends condolences after his passing, noting Carter's public service and humanitarian work.