CCS announces winners of attendance challenge, highlighting Colerain Elementary, Columbus Africentric Middle, and Columbus Scioto High for their successful strategies to improve student attendance.

Stacey S. Stiriz becomes Fulton County judge, filling a spot vacant since 1985. She succeeds the longest-serving active judge in Ohio, Michael J. Bumb.

Ohio's Supreme Court ruled that Xenia Community City School District must release its superintendent's newsletter email list to Darbi Boddy, rejecting the district's claim that it wasn't a public record.

The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the denial of a new trial for death row inmate Joseph McAlpin, finding he did not follow proper procedures in his request.

Ohio allocates $10 million for school bus safety improvements, benefiting 371 schools and developmental disability boards to enhance student transportation security.

Upper Arlington integrates senior services into the city, enhancing support and access to programs for older residents, and introduces community engagement opportunities.

Landon Beal, a former Grove City High School student, has committed to joining the Ohio State Buckeyes as a long snapper after redshirting at the University of Maine.

Allison McClain is indicted for allegedly embezzling over $70,000 from the Village of Ashley as a utility clerk, facing charges of theft and more. The Ohio Auditor's SIU investigated discrepancies in deposits, leading to the charges.

South High School's Music Technology course teaches students to create music using modern tools, sparking interest in music careers and providing hands-on experience with software like GarageBand.

Ohio State University students showcased leadership and business skills gained from internships at the STEP Expo, including projects in AI, cybersecurity, data analysis, and real estate.

Karen Sheffer was honored by Worthington City Council and Mayor for nearly 40 years of service, especially as the Mayor's Court Prosecutor, influencing legal practices locally and statewide.

A study by The Ohio State University reveals U.S. forests have increased carbon storage over the past two decades, influenced by natural and human activities.

Officer Sandra Silva retired after a distinguished 35-year career with the Columbus Division of Police, serving as a patrol officer, field training officer, and in the Mounted Unit. She also has 22 years of military service.