Ohio Legislative Democrats filed an amicus brief against the Ohio Ballot Board, alleging misleading Issue 1 ballot language and seeking legal action for accuracy.

Ohio's Oviatt House restoration effort, which aims to become a museum, has received $100,000 in state funds. The historic house, which was part of the Underground Railroad, will provide educational insights into Ohio’s past.

Columbus received a $6.6 million FEMA grant to support migrants and refugees with essentials and shelter. Mayor Ginther emphasizes meeting their needs without overburdening local shelters.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has sued Magic Touch Exteriors for over $460,000, alleging home-improvement fraud against homeowners following natural disasters.

Ohio State Representatives and a Hamilton County Commissioner have called for legislative action to address high property taxes, emphasizing bipartisan support and the need for relief.

Ohio AG Yost sues Columbus City Schools over failure to provide mandatory transportation for charter and private school students, arguing it violates state law.

USDA designates 22 Ohio counties as disaster areas due to severe drought, enabling emergency loans for farmers.

Columbus City Schools names Alexandria Miller and Kendra McGaughy as the new principals for Ecole Kenwood and Hubbard Elementary Schools, respectively.

Ohio officials are appealing a court decision halting enforcement of a law that bans foreign campaign funding, specifically affecting statewide ballot campaigns.

Ohio's AG Dave Yost has sent a cease-and-desist to Columbus City Schools for not providing transport to private and charter school students, which is required by law.

Ohio AG Dave Yost has asked the state Supreme Court to dismiss a filing by Ballot Board members challenging the approved language for Issue 1 on redistricting reform. Yost argues such actions undermine democracy.

Circleville's City Council terminated their city clerk amid a string of administrative turmoil, marking a pattern of dismissals within the city's government.

Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber announced on ohioauditor.gov that 22 entities have been awarded for maintaining clear financial records and upholding fiscal transparency.