Ohio Governor Mike DeWine launches campaign encouraging parents to actively participate in their teens' driving education, paralleling the dedication to extracurricular activities.

Ohio Governor DeWine declared the start of May and September 19 as days to raise stroke and stillbirth awareness with the signing of Senate Bill 20 and House Bill 4.

Governor DeWine and the Ohio Department of Public Safety have unveiled recommendations to improve missing persons investigations in Ohio, stemming from a working group's detailed analysis.

Ohio plans to accept cryptocurrency for state services, with Secretary of State Frank LaRose backing the initiative as part of the state's tech innovation efforts.

Jayden Ashford, a high school senior, has successfully transitioned from a carpentry program to a job at the Building & Zoning Services, thanks to the Career-Technical Education at Columbus City Schools.

Ohio's flags are at half-staff to honor Morrow County Deputy Sheriff Daniel Sherrer, as ordered by Governor DeWine, across public buildings in Morrow County until his funeral.

Ohio's spring turkey hunting season has been successful with 15,911 wild turkeys bagged, exceeding the previous year and the three-year average, reflecting a strong tradition and effective wildlife management.

Columbus City Schools named 94 students as "Best All-Around", recognizing their leadership and achievements across various disciplines, in a celebration with music and activities at Huntington Park.

Ohio State University hosted a panel discussing why the state is an attractive location for Japanese companies, highlighting Ohio's skilled workforce, tax incentives, and the importance of cultural understanding and relationship-building.

Cerianna Cox graduated early from Briggs High School with a 3.8 GPA, led a major blood drive, excels in choir, and aims to study social work and theater at Capital University.

The Ohio State University study reveals Zika virus evades immune response by manipulating cell waste-management, a threat despite its reduced prevalence since 2017.

Bill Nye made an unannounced visit to Columbus City Schools' professional development day, exciting staff and reinforcing the district's educational mission, especially in STEM fields, as they prepare for the Summer Experience program.

Roxanne Adams, a dedicated teacher at Southwood Elementary, has spent over 30 years positively impacting the lives and education of her students, becoming a supportive figure in the South Side community.