The Ohio House Pro-Life Caucus convened for the first time under the leadership of Melanie Miller, outlining an agenda to advance anti-abortion legislation and policies.

Ohio legislators established the Appalachian Caucus, chaired by Reps. Pizzulli and Ritter, to focus on regional development and improve Ohio's Appalachian region's economy and living standards.

Upper Arlington is seeking feedback through its 2025 Community Survey to improve city services and inform council decisions. Residents can participate online until July 13.

Mayor Ginther has proposed an update to Columbus's zoning regulations, focusing on accessible housing and job creation as part of the Zone In initiative, aligning living spaces with transit and jobs.

Ohio awards $66 million in tax credits for historic building preservation, with plans to stimulate $518 million in private investments for refurbishing 47 buildings statewide.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose praised the state's budget for enhancing election integrity, including the creation of an Election Integrity Unit and Commission, plus provisions for poll worker recruitment.

Ohio's new state budget includes property and income tax reductions to boost economic competitiveness, with provisions for tax relief from school districts with excess funds.

Ohio allocates $8.9 million for 26 transportation projects to support over 19,400 jobs and attract $3 billion in investments. Governor DeWine emphasizes infrastructure's role in job creation and economic growth.

The Ohio House passed a budget with tax relief and investments in education and infrastructure, including property tax cuts and state income tax reduction, aiming to boost Ohio's economy and quality of life.

OSU's study abroad program gives sports management students international insights into the sports industry, visiting European cities and comparing American and European sports management practices.

Ohio Auditor's Office found that a former treasurer of Big Walnut Local Schools was overpaid by $10,666.72, sparking discussions on financial oversight.

Ohio's Auditor's office, led by Keith Faber, has announced an intensive audit of public entities to ensure the protection of state tax dollars against fraud or misuse.

Jeff Wenning is announced as the new Ohio Wildlife Officer for Montgomery County by the ODNR. With a degree and over a decade of experience, he'll enforce wildlife regulations and contribute to conservation efforts.