Ohio State University researchers establish the campus's first quantum key distribution link to enhance cybersecurity through fiber optic connections.

Ohio's House Bill 335 has sparked concern for potential financial impacts on local budgets, with Upper Arlington poised to lose $16.7 million annually, affecting services and schooling.

Ohio Representatives Kishman and Williams introduced V.J.'s Law, a bill to update mandatory child abuse reporting, requiring immediate notification of law enforcement and Children Services.

Ohio lawmakers reintroduce the Airspace Protection Act as HB 333 to align state law with federal aviation regulations, simplify permit processes, and support the aviation sector's growth.

Ohio's House Committee began hearings on the PURE LIFE Act, focusing on environmental health, food safety, and local governance over issues like water fluoridation and chemical use.

The Franklin County Trades Academy, backed by a $1.2 million investment, aims to train 85 residents in skilled trades, addressing local labor shortages and supporting economic growth.

Columbus City Schools teachers participated in a professional development program at Ohio State University to learn about food science and create engaging classroom projects for K-12 students.

The Well, a new community and wellness center in Hilliard, is hiring staff through the FLEX campaign, offering flexible roles to fit diverse lifestyles.

Upper Arlington residents preparing for Fourth of July celebrations must apply by June 18 for block party permits and are asked to delay placing chairs for parade viewing to avoid them being taken as trash.

Ohio University hosted the IReNA-CeNAM Nuclear Astrophysics Meeting, gathering 106 international scholars to discuss research and foster collaboration in the field.

Delaware County's 49th Little Brown Jug Junior Golf Classic is set for July 12, offering young golfers an affordable day of competition and fun for a $5 entry fee.

Ohio Secretary of State orders removal of nearly 12,000 voter registrations of individuals who have voted in other states, upholding state law for accurate voter rolls.

The Ohio Department of Aging audit reveals high staff turnover and poor communication, impacting services for seniors, with recommendations for improvement.