The Ohio Auditor ensures fiscal accountability in public entities across the state, with recent audit reports showing both integrity and areas for improvement.

ODNR's Division of Wildlife collected 3,350 pounds of venison to help Ohio food pantries, supported by hunters and a partnership with ODRC's meat processing facility.

Ohio invests over $75 million in tax credits for historic preservation, expected to spur $681 million in private investments, according to Governor Mike DeWine.

Three Columbus City Schools Board of Education members, Michael Cole, Ramona Reyes, and Christina Vera, are ending their terms, leaving a legacy of dedication to the district's mission.

The study links declining religious attendance among less-educated white middle-aged Americans with rising deaths of despair, noting the trend began before the opioid crisis.

Over 10,600 Ohio high school students received acceptance letters to attend The Ohio State University Columbus campus, including many who are first-generation college attendees.

High school students from Tolles Career and Technical Center visited Ohio State University for a firsthand look at collegiate exercise science programs, participating in interactive learning experiences.

Governor DeWine and Chancellor Duffey announced the results of an audit on Ohio educator preparation programs, emphasizing adherence to the Science of Reading, with most schools in compliance.

The TAPS Academy has graduated students in Columbus, fostering relationships between young people and police through education on various issues like conflict resolution and gun safety.

Ohio Governor DeWine nominated Lyndsay Nash for DODD and Tia Marcel Moretti for DBH, highlighting their extensive experience and leadership in public service.

Recent surveys show Lake Erie's walleye and yellow perch populations are flourishing, promising sustainable fishing and economic stability for local communities.

Ohio expects economic growth with 17 new projects that are projected to create 2,347 new jobs and retain 8,592 existing jobs, with a $148 million payroll and $1.1 billion in investments.

Westerville, Ohio announces holiday closures of city offices and Community Center on December 25 and January 1, with early closures on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. Essential services remain unaffected.