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Trace Quarter’s new apartments on the former Mount Carmel West site are sending regular customers to Franklinton shops, while planners weigh affordability protections.
Sports in ...
Arthur Smith’s move to Ohio State grew out of repeated pro‑day meetings and NFL ties that kept him a familiar face in Columbus.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
Brenda Johnson, 29, resigned after a Jan. 24 OVI stop in Columbus that turned up a firearm; prosecutors dismissed a related felony at arraignment.
Former Ohio State defensive back Marcus Williamson pleaded guilty to nine robbery counts tied to a 2024 Columbus bank-spree; sentencing is set for June 25.
Weather & Environment in ...
Severe storms Sunday night knocked out power for thousands across central Ohio. AEP’s outage map and live trackers show heavy outages in Franklin and surrounding counties.
Defense attorneys for former Columbus officer Ricky Anderson asked for an eighth continuance in the Donovan Lewis case, citing scheduling conflicts with another trial.
Community & Society in ...
Updated Urban Institute data show nearly half of Ohio households lack the resources to cover everyday costs and save — a shortfall concentrated among single parents and families of color.
Adam Fantilli scored twice as Columbus beat the Rangers 6-3, vaulting the Blue Jackets into the Eastern Conference playoff picture while Zach Werenski set up three goals.
Politics & Govt in ...
Survivors and Ohio Moms Demand Action pressed lawmakers in Columbus to prioritize safe-storage, training and other gun-safety measures amid debate over HB 495.
Food & Drinks in ...
Mikey's Late Night Slice has filed plans to reopen at 1312 Grandview Ave in Grandview Heights, with a Planning Commission review set for March 18 and a mid‑2026 target.
Retail & Industry in ...
Palmer Luckey’s Erebor Bank has opened in Columbus as a crypto- and startup-focused national bank under federal approvals and close scrutiny.
Ohio’s expedited pardon program has helped hundreds clear long‑standing barriers. Its future is uncertain as candidates disagree on whether to keep it after Gov. DeWine leaves office.
Dublin unveiled plans to master‑plan SportsOhio into a campus blending tournament fields, trails and community space, with The Sports Facilities Companies on board.
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