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The district’s highest average proficiencies across all tested subjects were social studies, English language arts and science. The lowest-scoring subject in achievement was math, which averaged 54% across grades three through eight and high school algebra and geometry.

Issue 1 would remove the Ohio Supreme Court’s authority on determining bail amounts and conditions. There are strong advocates and opponents for this proposal.

Madison Township will use ARPA funds to purchase an excavator and trailer and for salary increases for Trustees Cathy Swank and Jim Houser.

Reynoldsburg City Schools searching for drivers, administrators in its transportation department

After three hours of deliberation, a jury found Heidi Grant guilty of murdering her late husband, Christopher Franklin. The jury of eight women and four men als

Despite the "numerous public benefits" of the project, it won't go forward

A solar power project in Allen and Auglaize counties has been killed by opposition from local government entities, even though the application for the project was filed before a new Ohio law was put in place giving county governments the ability to nix such projects.

To support economic growth and assist small businesses, the Village of Oak Harbor is seeking to legalize the sale of liquor on Sundays in two precincts that include the downtown district of the village.

Dr. Vanderhoff is reminding Ohioans that the CDC alone does not have the power to require children to get the vaccine to attend school.

Should judges be required to consider the safety of the public as a factor when setting bail amounts? That question will be decided by Ohio voters Nov. 8 as a ballot issue. If passed by voters, Issue 1 would amend the Ohio Constitution to: