Upper Arlington is sending out utility bills in early July for Solid Waste, Stormwater Utility, and, for some, a Neighborhood Lighting Fee, following a one-time winter bill waiver.

Ohio maintains its status as having the fifth lowest worker's compensation premiums in the U.S., with rates dropping to 68 cents per $100 of payroll in 2024, and a 6% rate cut for private employers effective July 1.

The Ohio Jewish Caucus released a statement regarding charges in an antisemitic incident involving Congressman Max Miller, stressing the rise of political violence and calling for unity and peace.

Franklin County is hosting a Job & Resource Fair on June 21 at the Harmony Project to connect job seekers with agencies and provide access to services.

Lorain County kids will benefit from a boost in safety and health on school routes due to new SRTS Grants, with $80,000 going to Lorain County Public Health and $35,000 to North Ridgeville City Schools.

Ty Moore has been sworn in as the State Representative for Ohio's 95th House District, bringing experience from his time as Noble County Commissioner.

The Ohio House passed Avery's Law to regulate ownership of vicious dogs, enhance public safety, and impose stricter consequences for negligent owners. The bill, named after an aggressive dog attack victim, awaits Senate deliberation.

The Ohio House passed a bill to increase penalties for obstructing first responders, expanding protection and enhancing emergency response efficiency.

Ohio House passed Bill 168 to close a loophole in child enticement laws, backed by Rep. Josh Williams, aiming to strengthen enforcement against predators.

Upper Arlington City Council confirmed new board and commission members, thanked 58 applicants, and detailed the diversity of skills for city functions. Anticipation surrounds the Master Plan Task Force review.

The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 4 to formalize the Election Integrity Unit, aimed at enforcing election integrity and enabling more effective prosecution of election fraud.

Ohio AG Dave Yost leads a bipartisan group of 36 state AGs opposing a court decision potentially expanding online gambling without state oversight, supporting New Jersey against Kalshi, which aims to circumvent state regulations.

An audit in Gasper Township found a trustee overpaid by $8,700 in health insurance reimbursements, violating policies. The trustee and fiscal officer are liable.