The Ohio Auditor's office will release audit reports on June 12, as part of its efforts to ensure transparency and accountability for public spending.

An audit in Yellow Springs uncovered mishandled payroll withholdings leading to $19,512.40 in penalties; ex-finance officials are responsible for repayments.

Former Dayton Metro Library fiscal officer Christina Sanders faces a $1,751.54 recovery for late federal tax filings, incurring penalties for the library.

Upper Arlington City Council will hold a meeting on June 16 for public input on the city and library tax budgets for fiscal year 2026, which will be reviewed by the Franklin County Budget Commission.

The Auditor of State’s office reports James Barrett's mismanagement of over $36,000 at Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District, resulting in a guilty plea for misuse of a credit card and dereliction of duty.

Upper Arlington Fire Division teams up with Project Fire Buddies to support critically ill children through visits and events, fostering connections and hope.

Ohio State Athletics partners with Learfield to form the Buckeye Sports Group, enhancing Name, Image, and Likeness opportunities for student-athletes using Learfield's NIL services and technology.

Ohio's Auditor announces upcoming audit reports on fiscal accountability of public entities, targeting fraud and waste, with findings to be released publicly for transparency.

Ohio commits $23.7M to expand internet access in underserved areas, with Governor DeWine emphasizing high-speed connectivity for growth in 23 counties.

Ohio commits over $3 million in grants to local law enforcement for violent crime reduction, with total funding now exceeding $84 million, aiming to enhance technology and practices to improve community safety statewide.

Montgomery, Ohio saves $8,227 in interest by using OMAP, a state program supporting local infrastructure projects with cost-effective financing options.

A state audit of Girard City Schools identified excessive compensation paid to a former treasurer, due to the school board's negligence, not illegality.

Ohio's Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, certified the primary election results, praising the efficiency and success due to local officials' preparedness.