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.

Fairfield County Sheriff's Office honors fallen soldiers on Memorial Day, highlighting their sacrifices for freedom and urging the public to remember their legacy through social media.

The opening of the new aquatic center in Mayfield Heights may be delayed due to cooler weather forecasts. A final decision is expected to be made on Monday.

Hilliard's Community Relations Department won five PRism awards from the Central Ohio PRSA for their public relations excellence in various categories.

ODNR stocked Grand Lake St. Marys with 217,000 saugeye fingerlings to improve ecology and fishing prospects, with catchable sizes expected by fall 2026.

Upper Arlington Police invite residents for coffee and conversation at a community event aimed at improving relations between law enforcement and locals.

An Ohio school payroll officer was duped by a phishing scam, leading to a state-mandated repayment. The incident highlights cybersecurity weaknesses in local governments and prompts new verification policies.

Stan and Jodi Ross have donated $10 million to The Ohio State University's Wexner Medical Center for its new hospital, specifically supporting neurological care and research.

Ohio legislators introduced a bill to create the Community Energy Pilot Program. The program aims to modernize the state's energy grid and promote the use of diverse energy sources, including solar and wind, while focusing on brownfield site development.

Ohio Representatives McClain and Miller testified before the House Health Committee on Bill 224 for structured licensing of midwives and preserving non-licensed midwifery under informed consent.

ODNR celebrates a record year with 3,710 trophy fish caught in Lake Erie in 2024. Fish Ohio program awards anglers with pins for capturing qualifying fish, and offers resources like an app and educational materials for sustainable fishing.

Columbus officials propose a $1.9 billion bond to fund city improvements without tax hikes. The bond will target affordable housing, safety, and infrastructure, continuing past initiatives.

The Ohio Department of Commerce calls for vigilance in maintaining cemetery conditions for Memorial Day, with a reminder of the Ohio Cemetery Dispute Resolution Commission for unresolved issues.