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Columbus to invest $28 million into youth, summer programs
The funding was prioritized for programs that are helping vulnerable, at-risk and underserved children, the city said.
The funding was prioritized for programs that are helping vulnerable, at-risk and underserved children, the city said.
Showers expected through early Thursday morning
So far in 2025, cases have more than double 2024's total.
The grants are through Gov. Mike DeWine's H2Ohio initiative.
This comes amid a tense geopolitical moment as a trade war continues escalating between the United States and China.
The National Returning Citizen Conference in Columbus is a chance for people who used to be incarcerated find support as they reenter society.
Parents push back after Columbus city schools changed names of transgender students in internal system to align with new Ohio law.
In late December it revealed it was pausing the later phases of a large data center project in Wisconsin.
The Ohio State 4 Miler will take participants on a tour of the campus.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation said the Electronic Financial Investigations unit was involved in the case and returning the funds.
The museum recently had a major transformation.
Easter is right around the corner.
From where the event will be held to how you can attend, we answer all of your questions.
Giles-Harris was on the Bengals practice squad for one game last season before signing with Jacksonville.
Reds starter Nick Martinez struck out eight and gave up four runs.
Approximately 77 students in Texas have been impacted by the sudden changes.
There are still more votes ahead as lawmakers draft a final package in the weeks to come.
There is one new name on the list this year.
She was arrested in February 2024 and convicted of treason on charges stemming from a donation of about $52 to a charity aiding Ukraine.
The Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation said the Electronic Financial Investigations unit was involved in the case and returning the funds.
he Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 1,079 points, or 2.7%, as of 11 a.m. Eastern time, and the Nasdaq composite was 3.8% lower.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin said in March the regional haze rule is among dozens of landmark environmental regulations the agency plans to roll back.
In a post on Truth Social, the president said he is working on papers to make it happen.
Visas have been revoked for more than 300 international students studying here in the United States.
All but five Republicans voted in favor of the two-year spending measure.
Natalia Alcazar roasts nearly a million coffee beans each week, selling them on shelves and making lattes for locals in Cleveland.
Parents push back after Columbus city schools changed names of transgender students in internal system to align with new Ohio law.
A church is collecting cleaning and personal hygiene supplies.
Host Mike Kallmeyer speaks with State Rep. David Thomas.
Host Mike Kallmeyer speaks with the policy director for the Ohio Department of Taxation.
Cincinnati continues to work toward recovery efforts as the waters recede.
It's a chilly day, but that's not stopping Cleveland from celebrating.
Areas affected by the flooding, including Cincinnati, have been implementing road closures, flood barriers and more to protect residents.
Approximately 77 students in Texas have been impacted by the sudden changes.
There are still more votes ahead as lawmakers draft a final package in the weeks to come.
There is one new name on the list this year.
This comes amid a tense geopolitical moment as a trade war continues escalating between the United States and China.
All but five Republicans voted in favor of the two-year spending measure.
In 2026, Ohio will hold a race for the Senate seat.
Capital This Week explores the latest topics.
Capital This Week explores the latest topics.
Capital This Week explores the latest topics.
