Ohio senators introduce Senate Bill 270 to reform the juvenile justice system, focusing on rehabilitation over punishment and raising the minimum age for juvenile detention.

Ohio State University research reveals a significant increase in youth joining private club and travel sports teams, linked to higher social and economic backgrounds and escalating costs, intensifying a class divide in athletic participation.

Ohio State University held the Major Lawrence Miller Flag Ceremony, where ROTC students replaced flags to honor military members, including the late Navy alumnus and lacrosse influencer Stephen "Tyler" Murphy.

Ohio is set to accept cryptocurrency for state fees, with Secretary of State Frank LaRose's office being the first agency to implement this following the Board of Deposit's approval.

The Pickerington Board of Education will hold a meeting to discuss economic development assistance with no actions expected, encouraging public attendance for transparency.

John M. Horack has been appointed as the Vice President for Research at Ohio State University, effective Oct. 1, aiming to boost its research ambitions.

Columbus City Hall honored babies lost in Franklin County over ten years with 1,539 white pinwheels on their lawn. Mayor Ginther attended the emotional event, promoting infant health.

Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber's office will release financial audit reports of public entities to ensure transparency in the use of tax dollars on September 25.

Upper Arlington hosts a Candidates Night on September 30 for council and school board election engagement, featuring a meet-and-greet and Q&A. It will be live-streamed for remote attendance.

Former authorities Joseph Trolian and Jay Wachs of the Richland County mental health board face charges of unlawful contracting, as revealed by the Ohio Auditor.

Ohio State University maintains its 15th place among public universities and 41st in national university rankings according to U.S. News & World Report. President Carter praises the university's excellence and initiatives.

Officer Luke Ayers was promoted to Sergeant at the Lancaster Police Department, celebrated by the department for his over eight years of service and contributions.

Ohio State University's enrollment rises to 67,255 with growth across various student categories, including a high-achieving incoming class and record graduate student numbers. President Carter highlights momentum and commitment to education access.