The Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys holds an annual tie-tying ceremony symbolizing personal growth and leadership development, with community leaders stressing unity, mentorship, and high expectations.

Ohio Rep. Brownlee proposes a resolution calling for the release of full Epstein files, with no Republican support, and extends the cosponsorship deadline for bipartisan unity.

Upper Arlington, Ohio, is creating a digital story map with 250 historical facts for the nation's 250th anniversary in 2026, inviting locals to contribute.

Ohio State University held an annual 9/11 stair climb event at Ohio Stadium to honor the victims and demonstrate solidarity, with ROTC members, students, and the community participating.

Ohio University's enrollment has increased to 30,682 students, including a notable 8,195 new students. The university attracts a diverse population from all states, territories, and over 100 countries.

The Gahanna Division of Police commemorated the National Day of Service and Remembrance for 9/11, honoring lost lives and heroes, and emphasizing their ongoing commitment to community service.

Ohio National Guard soldiers' D.C. presence extended through November, involving 150 military police, as per Governor DeWine's cooperation with federal requests.

Ohio Democrats introduced a new, fair congressional redistricting plan ahead of the deadline, aiming for a balanced approach without political favoritism.

Devonshire Elementary in Columbus celebrates opening its renovated building with new tech, lighting, and safety, aiming to enhance educational experiences.

Governor Mike DeWine orders Ohio flags at half-staff to honor 9/11 victims, requesting a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m., the time of the first attack.

Ohio House Democrats are urging Republicans to address redistricting, with a Constitutional deadline looming and no movement on House Bill 442 for fair maps.

The article discusses a study showing that two-thirds of participants in a psilocybin-assisted therapy trial for depression reported remission five years later.

A study from The Ohio State University found that a ketogenic diet significantly reduced depression symptoms in college students, suggesting it could be a supplementary treatment for depression.