Mosquito spraying trucks will be deployed in Arlington Central on Monday, July 28, starting at 9 pm due to West Nile Virus detection. The City advises residents to avoid the trucks for safety.

Ohio's ODNR has updated the waterfowl hunting zone map for the 2026-2030 seasons after public feedback, affecting three counties' hunting dates within zones A, B, and C.

The 170th Ohio State Fair opens, featuring traditional favorites and new attractions such as chainsaw carving, with a focus on the state's agricultural heritage and community.

Ohio's Governor DeWine signed an executive order to explore restricting sugary drinks from SNAP purchases, aiming to address obesity and diabetes. A working group with diverse stakeholders will draft a waiver and negotiate with the USDA.

A study highlights longer power outages in socially vulnerable Gulf Coast communities, associating them with extreme weather and socioeconomic challenges.

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber's office will release audit reports on Thursday, July 24, detailing the use of public funds across Ohio's governmental entities.

Ex-Housing Authority exec Timothy Holland faced a $105,675.76 recovery after a special audit found improper spending, including personal purchases and unlawful contracting. He pleaded guilty, was sentenced to prison, and ordered to pay restitution.

Ohio State University introduces a dance program at the London Correctional Institution, fostering storytelling and self-expression among prisoners and students.

Ohio AG Dave Yost plans to appeal Judge Jaiza Page's ruling declaring the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional amid concerns of funding disparities between public and private schools.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost defends the EdChoice Scholarship Program against a legal challenge, assuring it remains valid for the upcoming school year despite a judge's ruling questioning its constitutionality.

State auditors found that the Village of Dillonvale overpaid former employees for sick leave, totaling $1,737.56. The fiscal officer and bonding companies are held liable for the recovery.

Ohio lawmakers secured $67.4 million for the development of a new industrial Mega Site in Lorain County, aimed at addressing infrastructure limitations and expanding the local economy.

Hilliard City Council forms a Housing Steering Committee to address local housing issues, seeking residents and experts to contribute to shaping future policies.