Bills filed in November 2025 would let Ohioans choose natural organic reduction — turning remains into soil — and set rules for licensed facilities.

A proposed Columbus rental registry prompted a heated City Hall hearing as landlords warned of new costs and legal fights while backers pushed for tougher oversight.

The Columbus Zoo appealed a county ruling that would let Liberty Township add a per‑ticket surcharge for fire and EMS runs. The filing asks judges to decide whether the law targets nonprofits like the zoo.

Columbus City Council will consider ordinances Monday aimed at restricting ICE activity on city property and protecting families, students and workers. The measures follow a December enforcement surge that detained more than 280 people across Ohio.

Three Columbus City Schools students inspired attendees with speeches on equality and progress at the 41st Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Breakfast.

The DOJ and Ohio attorney general sued OhioHealth, alleging contract clauses blocked lower-cost insurance plans and kept prices high for Columbus patients.

Ohio's rural fire departments receive over $593,000 in grants from the ODNR Division of Forestry for equipment and training.

Upper Arlington's UA Insight Newsletter highlights city developments, including urban planning, civic engagement opportunities, traffic enhancements, and America 250-Ohio celebrations.

Fort Hayes High School students learned from jazz experts during an Artists in Residence event, enhancing their musical skills and gaining inspiration from professionals like Byron Stripling and Bobby Floyd.

Ohio AG Dave Yost commented on a ruling against former STRS board members Steen and Fichtenbaum, highlighting the seriousness of violating fiduciary duties.

Ohio AG Dave Yost announces Rebecca Auborn's sentencing to 60 years to life for murdering four men and additional crimes, reflecting her disregard for life.

Ohio State University reports a record $1.68 billion in R&D expenditures for fiscal year 2025, marking significant growth and a commitment to innovation in fields like medicine, energy, and agriculture.

Ohio Secretary of State LaRose announced the candidates for the state's primary elections, emphasizing the democratic process and the importance of election integrity.