Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted announce Ohio's readiness to advance in chip manufacturing following the CHIPS Act funding approval. The goal is to create the "Silicon Heartland" and boost the state's economy and job market.

The Ohio AG's Office has accepted a petition summary to end qualified immunity for police, leading to potential state constitutional amendment discussions.

An audit reveals that Ohio's electronic checks for Medicaid in-home care services are largely unverified. This highlights the state's struggle to enforce the federal mandate for Electronic Visit Verification.

OSHP is increasing road safety efforts around Thanksgiving. It focuses on seatbelt use and impaired driving prevention, citing past holiday tragedies and stressing sober driving.

Maggie West received Ohio's Outstanding Youth Leadership Award for her community service and leadership, notably as a lifeguard and volunteer in STEM mentorship for girls.

Hilliard introduces a new lightweight pedestrian safety barricade system, debuting at the Tree Lighting event. The system is capable of stopping a truck and designed for easy deployment.

The Ohio Department of Commerce issued fire safety tips for Thanksgiving, highlighting the increased risk of cooking fires on the holiday and providing guidelines for prevention.

The Marysville School Board discussed budget issues and Superintendent Allen's retirement, set for May 2025. A levy failure resulted in increased "pay-to-participate" fees.

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.