Cedarwood Elementary's Jazz Lab program combines art and science, teaching fifth graders about the science of sound through hands-on music activities.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine stresses the need for a national ban on collegiate prop bets following a college basketball scandal involving a points-shaving scheme.

Dublin celebrates its ninth cashVest® 90+ Award for financial responsibility, recognized for efficient cash management, and received the GFOA Triple Crown Award, highlighting fiscal stewardship.

The Trump administration has ended TPS for Somali immigrants, which may lead to the deportation of about 2,500 people, despite safety concerns in Somalia.

Dublin, Ohio, received the cashVest® 90+ Award for the ninth year, recognizing its excellence in financial stewardship and public resource management.

Upper Arlington is celebrating America's 250th anniversary with local events, flag-raisings, and an interactive historical map, involving community contributions to honor the nation's history.

New council members were sworn into the Upper Arlington City Council for 2026-2030, with the event featuring the Ephesus Pathfinder Club Drum Corps and the selection of new council leadership.

Ohio's Attorney General rejected a petition summary for a referendum on Senate Bill 56, citing it could mislead voters about the cannabis law's implications.

Ohio officials, including Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel, have launched a seatbelt safety campaign using Ohio Stadium's image to demonstrate the importance of seatbelts, which have saved 375,000 lives since 1975.

The Ohio Supreme Court suspended former Judge Leslie Celebrezze for two years, with one year stayed, for violating judicial procedures by self-assigning cases and recommending her friend and love interest for roles.

Ohio Channel's "Seats of Justice" series features Van Wert County's courthouse, highlighting its history and architecture ahead of America's 250th birthday.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine proposes repurposing the closed Urbana University campus for a new U.S. Coast Guard training facility, citing its existing infrastructure and strategic location.

Marion City Hall will close for MLK Day on January 19, but essential services such as sanitation, police, fire, and public transit will continue operating.