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.

Former Uhrichsville Mayor Mark Haney faces charges, including tampering with records and theft in office, after an Auditor of State’s Special Investigations Unit probe.

CCS students at Southwood Elementary are learning medication safety during the Summer Experience, including safe practices and the importance of trusted adults in healthcare.

Merijn van der Heijden named Dublin Arts Council's executive director, bringing her considerable experience in arts leadership to Dublin's arts scene.

Westerville, Ohio announces the return of its Youth Public Safety Academy for teens, aiming to educate on fire and police work and inspire future careers in public service.

Ohio State University announced a tuition hike of $397 for in-state freshmen for the 2025-2026 year, but its Tuition Guarantee program locks in tuition, housing, and dining costs for four years, averaging below a 1% annual increase.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber is set to release new audit reports on July 15, continuing the oversight of state spending and promoting fiscal transparency.

A study from Ohio State University reveals US vacation renters leave behind $2 billion in uneaten food annually, adding an extra 5.1% to their stay cost.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost advocates for property tax reform, citing a 19% increase since 2020 and urging county officials to act before citizens potentially abolish the system via a ballot measure.