Ohio announces guidelines for a Brownfield Remediation Program, providing grants for transforming contaminated sites, with a $200 million budget from House Bill 96.

Columbus announced zero traffic fatalities for August, attributing the success to "Vision Zero Columbus" efforts in improving road safety and urging community vigilance.

Ohio initiates a $200 million Brownfield Remediation Program to clean up contaminated sites, with equal funding for all counties and an upcoming application period.

Reps. Click and Odioso testified for HB 484 to improve Ohio's childcare workforce, increasing availability and lowering costs for families, potentially adding 12,000 childcare spots.

Upper Arlington's Pumpkin Patrol initiative ensures trick-or-treaters' safety during Beggar’s Night, with city vehicles patrolling from 6-8 p.m. on October 30.

Logan Quelette was hired as a Maintenance Technician by Hilliard’s Recreation & Parks Department to maintain the city's parks, with duties including snow plowing.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced a $6 million grant to provide driver training scholarships for youth under 21, aiming to increase road safety and driving education accessibility.

Ohio State University's Center for Ethics and Human Values (CEHV) offers workshops to align with the Advance Ohio Higher Education Act, focusing on civil discourse and pedagogical tools.

Ohio State University's career immersion program offers students trips to connect with alumni and industry experts since 2018, enhancing career exploration.

Researchers study neutrino oscillations, with Ohio State's Zoya Vallari developing a detector to understand better these particle transformations and their implications for the universe.

Ohio AG Yost is suing Bates Recycling for illegal torch cutting emissions, causing health issues and obstructing visibility in Cygnet, seeking a restraining order.

Ohio AG Dave Yost defends a state law barring gender transition treatments for minors, in a case before the Ohio Supreme Court, arguing legislative primacy over medical expertise.

Ohio's redistricting efforts face partisan deadlock. No public input was considered in the initial session of the Ohio Redistricting Commission, risking a 13-2 map favoring one party.