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.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose received a suspicious package containing a powdery substance at his home, which prompted a comprehensive law enforcement response.

Rep. Pizzulli toured Manchester Local School District, focusing on equitable school funding, particularly for rural Appalachian areas, aligning with Ohio's Fair School Funding Plan.

A former Hocking County Commissioner, Jessica Dicken, owes $191.84 after a special audit uncovered $25,000 in fraudulent activities, including theft. She'd previously paid restitution for illicit credit card use.

Ohio leads a class-action lawsuit against ZoomInfo, alleging the company engaged in securities fraud, resulting in a $75.9 million loss for state pension funds.

Bob Crane Community Center offers gift cards for last-minute holiday shopping. These cards are applicable to memberships, and a detailed pricing chart guides gift amount choices for residents and non-residents.

The Columbus City Council announced the top ten finalists for the District 7 vacancy. Before an early 2024 vote, a public hearing will gather input on candidates.

Upper Arlington Police Division maintains its CALEA reaccreditation, emphasizing its commitment to high law enforcement standards and community safety.

Hilliard announces a wide array of winter programs for 2025, offering activities for all ages, including martial arts, art, AI, electronic music, and family yoga.