Ohio commits $23.7M to expand internet access in underserved areas, with Governor DeWine emphasizing high-speed connectivity for growth in 23 counties.

Ohio commits over $3 million in grants to local law enforcement for violent crime reduction, with total funding now exceeding $84 million, aiming to enhance technology and practices to improve community safety statewide.

Montgomery, Ohio saves $8,227 in interest by using OMAP, a state program supporting local infrastructure projects with cost-effective financing options.

A state audit of Girard City Schools identified excessive compensation paid to a former treasurer, due to the school board's negligence, not illegality.

Ohio's Secretary of State, Frank LaRose, certified the primary election results, praising the efficiency and success due to local officials' preparedness.

Ohio House Minority Leader Allison Russo will step down from her role in June but will serve her term until 2026. She focused on public education and direct democracy during her tenure.

Ohio is investing nearly $52 million into biking and pedestrian infrastructure over four years to improve safety and non-motorized transportation, benefitting 33 counties.

The Ohio State University announced the AI Fluency initiative to incorporate AI education into all undergraduate curriculums, aiming to prepare students for the AI-impacted future.

Ohio's Auditor of State Keith Faber prepares to release audit reports aiming to ensure transparency in public spending and accountability for the management of taxpayer dollars.

An Ohio state audit questions the efficiency of the taxpayer-funded BEMC’s Joint Master Control for public TV, noting underutilization and potential overspending on equipment.

Ohio's House is considering House Bill 280 to reform the Police and Fire Pension Fund, aligning police employer contributions with firefighters' and ensuring fund stability.

Ohio's First Lady Fran DeWine was honored with a plaque at Great Council State Park for her role in its creation, reflecting the park's Shawnee history and pioneer past.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose referred cases of alleged noncitizen registration and double-voting to state attorneys for potential legal action, emphasizing election integrity.