Ohio's budget bill, House Bill 96, brings changes to insurance provisions, affecting payment methods, equality in medical reimbursements, licensing processes, and more, aiming for clarity and access in the industry.

Ohio's Redistricting Commission unanimously approved new congressional districts, preventing a costly referendum and a potentially delayed primary. The bipartisan map reflects state politics and averts a $50 million expense.

Ohio wildlife officers received NAWEOA awards, with Investigator Kiefer named Officer of the Year and Officer Keller with K-9 Scout earning the Loyal Partner Award.

Upper Arlington offers a leadership program to develop future leaders through practical training and networking, with applications open for the Leadership UA Class of 2026.

Ohio launches "Find Forgotten Funds" event in November, incentivizing residents to search for unclaimed assets, inspired by the Ohio-Michigan sports rivalry.

Ohio offers Thanksgiving dinner at state park lodges as a relaxed alternative to home cooking, with scenic views and no dishwashing. Details on pricing and reservations are forthcoming.

Dr. Staci Rouse, with 26 years in the same district, reflects on her educational journey at Johnson Park Middle School, from special education teacher to principal, emphasizing a culture of compassion, inclusivity, and student potential.

Ohio's leaders allocate $25 million for food assistance during a federal shutdown, addressing food insecurity and aiding residents with emergency funds.

A study highlights the gap in veterinary care accessibility between urban and rural areas, with rural pet owners facing longer waits and travel distances for appointments.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed an executive order providing $25 million for emergency food assistance to combat food insecurity amid the federal shutdown.

The Ohio AG's "Shine a Light on Dumpers" initiative to tackle illegal dumping received an award, highlighting collaborative efforts and support for local law enforcement.

Ohio House passes a bill to update the Certificate of Qualification for Employment program, reducing the waiting period for felons to re-enter the workforce.

Ohio's Miami Township fiscal officer Robert Matthews was temporarily relieved of duties by the AG after attempting to invest $9.7 million in gold coins, against township policies.