The U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on temporary nuclear waste storage, with 90,000 tons spread across the nation, a permanent disposal solution still undetermined.

Ohio State University's athletic training has expanded to ROTC members and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, offering injury prevention and health education similar to that provided to student-athletes.

A study using the KMTNet suggests Earth-like exoplanets are common in the cosmos, with new insights indicating an abundance of super-Earths with wide orbits around their stars.

W. Kimryn Rathmell, MD, PhD, is named CEO of OSUCCC – James, succeeding her role as NCI director. She brings a focus on health equity to Ohio State, with high expectations for her leadership in cancer research and care.

Ohio's ODNR celebrated the opening of the Eco-Discovery Center at Salt Fork State Park, featuring interactive exhibits, live animals, and insights into sustainability.

38 Special and KANSAS will co-headline Dublin's Independence Day event, featuring community activities, a parade, and fireworks, with both bands celebrating longevity and success in their music careers.

Ohio agencies urge safety and legality in youth celebrations, highlighting a decrease in alcohol-related youth vehicle crashes and the collective duty to prevent underage drinking.

The Upper Arlington Police Department has published a notice about items set for forfeiture, including credit cards and USB drives, inviting rightful owners to claim them before a court order.

Columbus introduces new 911 features, including a Text-2-911 translation tool for 55 languages and a Video to 911 function for live emergency visuals.

Ohio reported a slight decrease in wild turkey harvests during the spring season opening weekend compared to last year, with 4,281 birds. Young hunters previously harvested 1,740 birds, showcasing the state's youth engagement in hunting.

Paleoartist John Gurche discussed his technique for reconstructing faces of prehistoric ancestors at The Ohio State University, emphasizing the interplay of art and science in his work.

Ohio Auditor's audit finds financial mismanagement in Village of Octa, with $4,333.43 in improper payments identified; $2,798.43 still owed, mainly by ex-fiscal officer Penny Johnson.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine expands crisis mental health services for youth, making Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) accessible statewide.