Ohio's Auditor released new audit reports for various entities to ensure transparency and combat waste and abuse of public funds across multiple counties.

Lt. Governors of Michigan and Ohio bet on wearing rival team's colors based on the outcome of a college football game.

Upper Arlington Police Division advises on preventing package theft during the holiday shopping season, offering safety tips and advocating community vigilance to secure deliveries.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office hosted a ceremony to swear in new officers and promote existing personnel, emphasizing their commitment to community service.

OSU students and alumni showcased their business ventures at the Fisher College of Business event, emphasizing entrepreneurial spirit and university support.

The City of Marion announced holiday closures for its Central Garage, Streets, and Sanitation Departments, affecting services on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber honored entities with the Auditor of State Award for financial transparency and accuracy in their audits, recognizing municipalities, educational institutions, and other county entities.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber awarded nine entities, including the City of Ashland and Cuyahoga County Public Library, for excellence in financial reporting and management.

Ohio's ODNR completed the Covington Dam removal on the Stillwater River under the H2Ohio initiative, aiming to enhance water quality, restore habitats, and improve recreational opportunities.

The ODNR Division of Forestry awarded $2 million in grants to 27 urban forestry projects across Ohio, aimed at expanding tree canopy coverage and supporting sustainable urban forests.

The Ohio Auditor's report found former Tremont City fiscal officer Megan Mulkey responsible for accruing $2,521.35 in late fees due to mismanaged financial duties.

State audit reveals over $17 million in questionable costs at Eastern Gateway Community College, citing fiscal negligence and mismanagement of federal student aid.

Ohio State University is developing a Career Center of Excellence to prepare students for the workforce, which will open in 2026 and aims to have 80% of undergraduates complete an internship or co-op before graduating.