Ohio Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel announced the expansion of four businesses, set to create 233 jobs and retain nearly 600, with an investment of over $287 million.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine initiated construction on downtown and riverfront renewal projects in McConnelsville, including a grant-funded streetscape overhaul and riverfront park development.

Dr. Angela Chapman welcomes back students to Columbus City Schools, emphasizing the theme 'Leaders Grown Here' and the importance of school-family partnerships for the new academic year.

The Ohio State University welcomed the class of 2029 at its Convocation, with President Carter, Coach Day, and others emphasizing tradition, community, and school spirit.

Marion's city services will pause for Labor Day, affecting sanitation pickup, transit operations, and the senior center, excluding dialysis transport.

The Ohio Auditor's office reports that the Morgan County Agricultural Society's treasurer repaid $47,172.61 after misusing funds meant for fairgrounds improvements.

Columbus City Schools start a new academic year with a focus on nurturing future leaders, as highlighted by Superintendent Dr. Angela Chapman. A back-to-school fair and online resources provide support for families and students.

Ohio's Governor Mike DeWine wants to ban kratom compounds, citing public health concerns and the rise in synthetic analogs. He's asked the state Board of Pharmacy to make them Schedule I drugs.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose defends voter registration verification in the face of a lawsuit, emphasizing election integrity and his commitment to upholding the law.

Upper Arlington's Fire Division welcomed seasoned paramedic Joshua Hines, who was sworn in at Fire Station 72 and will begin training at the Ohio Fire Academy.

Columbus City Schools is implementing new security measures at sporting and special events, including the use of EVOLV High-Speed Weapons Detection Systems and strict entry protocols.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office will release audit reports on August 26, showcasing oversight of the state's public finances and efforts to fight fraud and waste.

Ohio's new Warrior Care Clinic in Washington County, funded by a $1.3 million grant, aims to enhance primary and behavioral healthcare for students, staff, families, and the community.