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.

Governor Mike DeWine celebrates the third anniversary of OhioRISE, which has expanded behavioral health care for Ohio's youth, serving about 50,000 with services like intensive home-based care.

Ohio's Priority High School received $29,437.90 in excess state funding, with state auditors citing major concerns over internal controls and record-keeping accuracy.

Columbus Division of Fire Class 123, with 42 members, completed a 32-week training and are set to graduate on Aug. 1, as announced on their Facebook page.

The Ohio Auditor's office will release audit reports on various public entities on July 29, detailing financial scrutiny results to ensure transparency and proper use of funds.

John Thomas repaid $1,324.35 in travel expenses after a special audit revealed improper use, no criminal charges were pursued following his resignation.

Ohio is set for growth with $13 million in investments, creating 1,241 jobs and maintaining 700+ positions, thanks to three major projects approved by the TCA.

Ohio Governor DeWine discusses Springfield's economic challenges, focusing on the impact of TPS expiration for Haitian residents on the workforce and local businesses.

Camden Doherty has been appointed as the Facility Supervisor for The Well, Hilliard's new recreation center, bringing seven years of city service and a focus on maintenance and proactive facility management.

A study indicates that first graders who use more educational media spend more time reading, with PBS providing significant educational content. This suggests screen time with educational apps may benefit children's reading habits.