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US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine wanted to show bipartisan support for Ukraine in the war with Russia.

State Board of Education Member Teresa Fedor says an Ohio couple’s online neo-Nazi home-school network shows the state needs to better regulate its home schooling system.

Ohio communities can more easily access data around substance use disorder through a new dashboard. Advocates hope it leads to better treatment.

A recent report from the social investment fund Invest Appalachia found Central Appalachia, including parts of Ohio, will likely see a population influx because of climate-related migration.

More than 150,000 working-age Central Appalachian residents aren’t in the labor force. The Ohio River Valley Institute says that makes it ripe for a federally subsidized workforce program.

The push for more adult-sized changing stations in restrooms is gaining momentum across the state. Advocates hope it can make Ohio more inclusive for people with developmental disabilities.

Local farmers, anti-hunger advocates, and policymakers in Montgomery County are collaborating to tackle food waste by discussing the challenges of creating additional compost facilities at the Dayton Foodbank.

A nuance in Ohio’s property tax law means the state’s school districts are on the ballot year after year after year. That can lead to fatigue and make levies hard to pass.

MetroParks of Butler County recently received Clean Ohio funds to open Davidson Woods to the public. The park district wants to know how people would like to see the land developed.

The report from the Copernicus Climate Change Service also noted that Earth set a new mark for how far above normal temperatures reached in September.