Ohio Representatives McClain and Miller testified for a bill to license midwives, permitting seasoned midwives to work without formal papers given informed consent. House Bill 224 aims to increase health care choices, especially in underserved areas.

Ohio State Representative Tracy Richardson announced district office hours for face-to-face constituent meetings in Marion and Marysville. Appointments are required.

Kevin Ritter joins the NCSL Education Standing Committee, aiming to shape education policy at a national level and exchange insights on educational initiatives.

Officer Don Paden of Columbus Police received praise for giving a ride to a lost festival attendee, exemplifying community-oriented policing and kindness.

Ohio Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Tressel joined Gold Star families in a wreath-laying ceremony at the Statehouse to honor fallen military personnel ahead of Memorial Day.

Upper Arlington invites bids for various municipal projects, ranging from fire system maintenance to pool and tech upgrades. The deadlines are May 20 and June 2.

Marion's city services will be closed on Memorial Day, with altered trash collection schedules and no transit services, except for emergency operations and dialysis appointments.

Kyree Miller, a student at South High School, stands out for his involvement in various activities, academic excellence, and leadership roles, impressing coaches and faculty as he prepares to attend Morehouse College.

Ohio Representative Marilyn John has introduced House Bill 276 to improve the 340B program and ensure FQHCs are able to acquire affordable prescription drugs.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 14, establishing September 28th as "Speaker Jo Ann Davidson Day" to honor the state's first female House Speaker.

Ohio's Division of Liquor Control reminds residents of alcohol laws as outdoor activity increases, stressing responsible consumption within Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas.

The UNOH Motorsports Team celebrated a win at "Run for the Rabbit" with Aidan Hinds, while facing mixed results and challenges, including a technical issue for Dylan Drake's car.

Katie Spreen's inventive program at Maize Elementary School has transformed reading into an exciting, social experience, engaging fifth graders and creating a schoolwide literary community.