Julia Brown battled thumb pain for two and a half years — now she says her surgery feels like it never happened.

A Build-A-Bear Workshop and a Sbarro pizzeria are joining Tanger Outlets Columbus, with the pizza chain marking a milestone anniversary.

The suspect grabbed merchandise and threatened an employee at a University District business before vanishing without paying.

A driver and two people inside a Jefferson Township house were rushed to Adena Regional Hospital after a Mustang tore through it.

A sihek chick named Ava from the Cincinnati Zoo is now in quarantine with nine other birds, part of a push to bring the species back to the wild.

Columbus campus undergrad numbers hit an all-time high while private colleges like Xavier face deficits and downgrades.

Vivek Ramaswamy is pushing Ohio lawmakers to suspend the state's gas tax, though they have not confirmed an early return.

Nearly 300 contest quilts and a Kaffe Fassett workshop headline the four-day event downtown, starting Wednesday.

Regulators cleared Hamden Energy's coal-to-solar project despite mixed opinions from roughly 25 participants, but reclamation work must finish first.

The Cajun spot is set to open in Canal Winchester.

Theodore Alexander turned up safe near Stelzer Road after a two-hour search — even as Columbus fights over its own license-plate camera misuse probe.

Minnie Bird is headed to three Columbus-area spots, with dirty sodas and free soft-serve with every meal.

Alum Creek Amphitheater hosts a free-feeling night of show tunes as Westerville marks America's 250th with Broadway favorites under the stars.