In addition to the presidential, senatorial and legislative races, thousands of Ohioans will vote on school levies next month.

While not fully developed yet, district leaders presented some early details for "Phase 2" of the reorganization plan which could be implemented as soon as fall 2025.

Some Ohio colleges are launching civil discourse initiatives in hopes of combating polarization on campus.

Cincinnati Public School leaders and community members met on Tuesday night to address recent violent incidents involving students near CPS schools and at city transit centers.

Some schools waived their application fees as part of National College Application Week.

Cincinnati's Police Chief Teresa Theetge made an unscheduled appearance at Monday's Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education meeting to call upon district leaders to address a rise in student-involved incidents with police at city transit centers.

The U.S. Supreme Court effectively ended the ability for colleges and universities to consider race in their admissions following its ruling on affirmative action. Since the verdict came down, it's been open to interpretation by state leaders in many cases.

Dubbed "3 States, 1 Rate," the tuition program will offer students from all over Ohio and Indiana the same tuition rates as in-state students from Kentucky.

The U.S. Geologic Survey map published last week uses a database created by Daniel Sturmer of the University of Cincinnati's Department of Geosciences.

Dozens of southwest Ohio districts met or exceeded the 3-star standard this year, and 10 local districts received the highest possible overall rating.