Ohio's Auditor introduced "Financial Health Indicators" for schools to monitor fiscal trends and address issues early. The system analyzes 16 areas for financial stability.

Upper Arlington is conducting a 2025 Community Survey with randomly selected households to gather opinions on city services and inform future policies.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signs House Bill 15, revising electric service law and utility property taxation, marking a shift from the controversial H.B. 6.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol joins five states for a seat belt enforcement effort from May 19 to 26, with an emphasis on safety and reducing fatalities.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost suspended his gubernatorial campaign, citing challenges in securing the Republican nomination. His exit opens the race for other GOP candidates.

Mayor Ginther has proposed creating a Division of Housing Stability in Columbus to address housing crisis and protect tenants, backed by funding for staffing and legal aid.

Mayor Ginther proposes a Division of Housing Stability in Columbus, including tenant protections, eviction prevention, and fair housing enforcement, backed by a $525,000 allocation.

Ohio's debate over property tax elimination raises concerns about funding public services, with Leader Russo highlighting the absence of a replacement financial plan.

Governor Mike DeWine ordered flags in Ohio to be flown at half-staff to honor law enforcement officers on Peace Officer Memorial Day and during Police Week.

Rep. Upchurch raises concerns about the impact of a proposed property tax abolition in Ohio, emphasizing potential funding cuts for public schools and local services.

Ohio State University's weather analytics tool StormImpact helps predict storm threats to power grids and has been acquired by Urbint to promote infrastructure resilience.

Ohio Auditor's office to release public sector audits on May 15 as part of the state's commitment to transparency and accountability in government finance.

A report details financial wrongdoings by former Columbus Zoo executives, who embezzled $2.3 million for personal use, leading to criminal convictions and a zoo overhaul.