Ohio's new initiative, led by Governor DeWine and CyberOhio, aims to strengthen K-12 cybersecurity with training platform TechGuard.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources highlights the importance of water safety, urging boaters to wear life jackets and use engine cut-off switches during National Water Safety Month.

Ohio State University hosted a space research conference focused on LEO advancements, highlighting future space living and commercial industry developments.

ODNR emphasizes the importance of water safety, highlighting the crucial role of life jackets and engine cut-off switches in preventing boating accidents. Director Mary Mertz stresses these steps as lifesavers for boaters.

Research from Ohio State University links gut bacteria to autoimmune diseases, showing how T cells affected by gut microbes can worsen conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.

Robert Verstraete joins the City of Hilliard as a GIS Analyst, bringing experience from Toledo and enthusiasm for his new role and personal milestones.

Ohio law enforcement tapped into Joseph Palmer's expertise at a Police Chief's Association meeting, focusing on handling domestic violence cases effectively.

The OABSE celebrated its 11th Midwest Regional Conference, honoring educators including Dr. Grubbs, Mrs. Cooper, and Mrs. Tinker for their contributions to Columbus City Schools.

A storm warning led Upper Arlington to cancel the Northam Tennis and Pickleball Courts ribbon cutting, now informally open with a planned May 3 open house.

Upper Arlington celebrates Arbor Day as part of Tree City USA, highlighting its commitment to urban forestry since 1990, including a tree planting event with local students.

Ohio State University held a workshop on commercializing research in low-Earth orbit, with key industry participants discussing future space opportunities and the role of academic involvement in spaceflight benefits.

The Columbus Division of Police is hosting a specialized training session this summer for experienced Ohio officers, with applications due by May 23, aiming to attract seasoned professionals.

Six major projects approved in Ohio are set to create 699 jobs, retain nearly 300, and spur over $835 million in investments, with various industries benefiting from the initiatives.