Controversy arose after the Secret Service raised water levels for VP JD Vance's birthday kayaking, sparking criticism over potential misuse of funds.

New research combines eye-tracking and AI to analyze and predict children's understanding of educational video content, potentially enabling real-time adjustment of teaching material for improved learning.

The Put-in-Bay Aquatic Visitor Center in Ohio has reopened with modernized facilities, providing educational and recreational activities on Lake Erie’s ecosystem.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose released an updated Ohio Election Official Manual with simplified language and visuals to aid election officials and increase transparency.

Ohio State Auditor's office to release audit reports on August 7, 2025, covering fraud, waste, and abuse detection to protect taxpayer interests across multiple counties and entities.

Ohio State Rep. Sedrick Denson resigns from the House, citing a new opportunity to serve. His contributions in various committees are noted, and a panel will recommend his successor.

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on whether police need a warrant to gather data from apps, focusing on a robbery case involving the Letgo app and digital privacy rights.

Edward Weber, ex-superintendent of Wellington Exempted Village Schools, repaid $25,200.50 overpaid for vacation days after a state audit prompted by record discrepancies.

Columbus firefighters responded to 18,370 calls last month, showcasing their dedication amid a demanding July. The Columbus Division of Fire expressed appreciation on social media.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber will release audit reports on August 5, covering various entities to ensure financial integrity and transparency.

The Columbus Fire 123rd Fire Recruit Class raised their class banner at the Fire Training Academy. Individual firefighters were honored for their achievements during their commencement ceremony.

Governor Mike DeWine appointed individuals across various Ohio boards and commissions, with leadership roles filled in sectors including education, civil rights, trade, wildlife, healthcare, and public safety.

Judge Julia L. Dorrian joins the Ohio Supreme Court temporarily, appreciating the honor and recognizing the impact of judicial decisions on people's lives.