Ohio Republicans are trying to gather votes to override Governor DeWine's vetoes on school funding and property taxes, which impact homeowners and schools.

Linden-McKinley STEM Academy students attended a North Linden Area Commission Meeting, as part of an internship, gaining insights into local politics and community involvement.

Upper Arlington has deployed two new autonomous mowers in parks, promoting sustainability by reducing noise and emissions, following successful feedback from a pilot program.

Ohio State University hosted a week-long financial literacy program for high school students, part of a national initiative funded by the Charles Schwab Foundation, to teach money management and encourage finance careers.

A local city has received Aaa and AAA ratings from Moody's and S&P for its $43.79 million bond issuance, indicating strong financial management and potential savings for taxpayers.

Ohio Rep. Pizzulli detailed budget wins, emphasizing tax levels, rural education support, economic growth in Appalachia, youth financial literacy programs, and ibogaine treatment studies for veterans.

Upper Arlington is ranked by Niche as the best place to live in Columbus for 2025, with strong public schools and community feel, earning an A+ overall.

Actress Karyn Parsons read from her book at Berwick Alternative Elementary, inspiring students with her writing journey and encouraging creative expression through art and writing.

Ohio's Auditor of State is set to release new audit reports on July 17, examining the financial practices of state entities to ensure the proper use of public funds.

Rep. Deeter highlights the USDA's disaster relief program to support Ohio farmers affected by natural disasters.

Ohio's May election audit shows a 99.99% accuracy rate, reflecting the state's commitment to election integrity and the effectiveness of bipartisan auditing teams.

Michelle Ann Abate posits that internet memes are a digital equivalent of traditional comics, sharing visual and verbal similarities that create humor and connection.

Christel Hamper is the new Clerk to the Board for Licking County, starting August 1, after previously serving as Deputy Clerk and interim Clerk.