Critics called it a Temu knockoff. Ramaswamy's black jersey at the Buckeyes opener drew 3 million views and plenty of scorn.

A Sundance-acclaimed documentary shot in 1972 and finished 50 years later screens at the Wexner Center, with tickets already on sale.

A stabbing victim is stable after chaos near High and Fourth, the same intersection where a grand jury indicted a suspect in an August murder hours earlier.

The knoll sculpture near the 13th hole doubles as a sundial, aligning with the sun during the week of the summer solstice.

A person shot near the 3100 block of Allegheny Avenue is expected to recover after arriving at a hospital.

The Army is buying eight mobile intelligence stations as it moves TITAN from testing into an initial production phase, with Anduril building the hardware in California.

The new Columbus festival lands inside a 1925 Samuel Plato-designed building that once hosted Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway.

Sorority members near Indianola and East 15th say a man in a green Toyota 4Runner has circled the block performing lewd acts for days.

Grove City police say the Cleveland powerhouse's players took mouth guards, cleats and clothing before coaches helped identify them on store video.

The 2002 title hero who once landed in prison will now ring Ohio Stadium's bell before this season's opener.

A former OSU earth sciences professor hid his role in Beijing's Thousand Talents Plan for years before the university reported it to federal agencies.

The Powell and Brewery District taprooms closed just days after hosting a packed community run event.

Knox Public Health is tracing contacts and opening MMR clinics after four measles cases surfaced, following an August 3 case and a 2025 outbreak.