Governor Mike DeWine issued a proclamation to prepare state agencies to support communities affected by violent storms in Northeast Ohio, emphasizing protection and assistance in recovery efforts.

Ohio lawmakers urge Governor DeWine to declare a state of emergency after severe storms leave 500,000 without power and cause widespread damage in Northeast Ohio.

The Ohio House honors Marigene Valiquette, its longest-serving female legislator, for her work in children's welfare, women's rights, and labor advocacy.

Columbus City Schools held a graduation ceremony celebrating the resilience and success of its students, highlighting stories of perseverance, including a woman's graduation after leaving school in 1996.

Ohio Governor DeWine announces $67.3 million in grants for demolishing over 1,000 derelict structures to promote economic growth and community revitalization across various counties.

Ohio's Secretary of State LaRose enhances election security by adding three experts from the FBI, Ohio State Highway Patrol, and U.S. Secret Service to the Public Integrity Division.

A Franklin County Court upholds Ohio's HB 68, banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth, prompting concern from rights advocates and criticism from House Minority Leader Allison Russo.

Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio announces $332,960 in Grow Ohio Grants to support agricultural education in 14 communities, aiming to integrate growing food into school curriculums and lunches.

The H2Ohio water quality initiative has reached 2.2 million acres of enrolled farmland, indicating Ohio's agricultural commitment to sustainable practices and clean water.

A judge in Ohio has upheld a law restricting gender-affirming healthcare for minors, affecting transgender rights and healthcare provision in the state.

Lorenzo A. Winfield from Columbus was sentenced to 27 years for sexually exploiting and extorting over 25 victims.

Columbus City Schools Board faces public unrest over delayed school closure votes and financial concerns, alongside implementing new security measures at meetings.

Two former fiscal officers for the Village of Yorkville have repaid $29,086 to Ohio after an audit by the state's SIU identified mismanagement of funds involving late payments.