Ohio State University introduces a new Professional and Continuing Education portal to centralize noncredit courses and support workforce development in Ohio.

The Ohio Auditor of State's office is releasing audit reports for various public entities, including financial and compliance audits, for periods mostly between 2023-2025.

Governor DeWine promoted OhioSEE at Reynoldsburg High, where integrated health services in schools include vision care, serving thousands to bridge health and education.

Dublin City Schools' redistricting plans prompt debates among parents and district officials regarding student reassignments to balance high school enrollments.

Ohio launches RoadReady app to enhance driver education with real-time performance feedback for new drivers, aiming to improve safety and meet licensing requirements.

The Ohio Auditor's office announces new audit reports to be released on September 30, ensuring transparency and integrity in public funds management.

Ohio cities were lauded for fiscal management in state audits, earning the Auditor of State Award with Distinction for maintaining clean financial records.

An audit of Bedford City Schools found financial mismanagement, with former treasurer William Parkinson held accountable for late tax payments and overpaid vacation, totaling $19,235.84 in recovery sums.

The Ohio Department of Commerce issues a strategy to manage credit card debt before the holiday season, noting a rise in national credit card balances.

Centrus Energy plans to expand their Ohio uranium enrichment facility, creating 300 jobs and depending on federal funding. The expansion aims to boost LEU and HALEU production and reduce reliance on foreign technology.

Ohio joins a federal pilot program to boost public assistance recipients' self-sufficiency and employment, administered by ODJFS, starting October 1.

Ohio State Highway Patrol introduces a ride-along program for residents interested in becoming troopers, offering an insight into the daily duties and responsibilities of patrolling.

Ohio secures nearly $105 million in federal funds to improve and expand community schools, focusing on underserved areas and replicating successful education models.