The City Hall Improvement Project in Westerville will centralize services. City departments will relocate during the 18-24 month renovation, and public meetings will move to the Justice Center in January 2025.

Mold and mushrooms caused by a water leak in Lawrence Tower at Ohio State University have caused health concerns and led to the relocation of around 40 students.

Worthington City Schools is debating allowing religious release time for LifeWise Academy amidst concerns over church-state separation and potential student coercion, awaiting the outcome of a state bill that could mandate such policies.

Mayor Ginther proposes a $1.23 billion budget for Columbus in 2025, focusing on safety, housing, and support for youth and vulnerable populations, with significant funding for police and fire departments.

Jessica Gibson has been appointed the new fiscal officer for the City of Hilliard, whose responsibilities include accounting and financial reporting.

The Fort Hayes campus has created an exhibit in Building 64 showcasing its military history as Columbus Barracks. The exhibit features archival items collected by teacher Eric East and the student-run Fort Hayes Historical Society.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announces $100 million in federal funding to fight opioid addiction and overdoses, with significant investment in local prevention, treatment, and recovery initiatives.

Governor Mike DeWine designated Raccoon Creek as Ohio's 16th state scenic river after its transformation from a polluted site to a thriving ecosystem.

Westerville held its 26th annual Veterans Day Sunrise Wreath Laying Ceremony and breakfast to honor military service members, with Mayor Wright paying tribute.

44 Columbus City Schools received three or more stars on Ohio's Report Cards, highlighting progress despite the challenges that many ESL students face.

Christopher Lockhart has been named the new Chief Information Officer of Columbus City Schools, bringing 30 years of IT experience to the district starting November 11.

Upper Arlington prepares for major gas infrastructure upgrades by Columbia Gas, including pipeline replacements and new stations, starting near the high school in 2025, with efforts to engage residents and coordinate with city projects.

Ohio grants $17.5 million for public transportation projects aimed at improving workforce mobility. The funds are allocated to 33 transit projects in urban and rural areas.