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Arts & Culture in ...
Westerville Civic Theatre’s summer finale brings Disney’s Camp Rock The Musical to Alum Creek Park North on August 28 and 29. Tickets are $10, with Saturday ASL interpretation.
Politics & Govt in ...
A Delaware County vape retailer is at the center of an Ohio Supreme Court fight over unauthorized flavored e-cigarettes and state consumer-protection law.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
At least five Upper Arlington homes were burglarized overnight near Tewksbury Road, with police saying unlocked doors and windows were targeted.
Ohio is seeking public input on a four-year aging plan focused on healthcare, transportation, housing, food access and caregiver support. Comments are due August 30.
A 50-year lease anchors the future of Springfield’s Clark County Fairgrounds through 2076.
A pre-dawn shooting on Teakwood Drive sent one person to the hospital in stable condition as Columbus police investigate.
Food & Drinks in ...
7 Brew is planning a new drive-thru stand in Powell, with a tentative September 21 opening date. The project adds another caffeine stop to the expanding northwest Columbus area.
Five years after Latoya Carpenter was killed by a stray bullet near Columbus, investigators still have not made an arrest. Her family says the unanswered questions continue to shape their lives.
A landline 911 outage in the Lancaster area has been resolved, with police warning residents to use cellphones during the interruption.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
A 200-megawatt battery project is now under construction beside New Albany’s data-center boom, with Eolian targeting spring 2027 operations.
A Columbus woman who claimed self-defense in her husband’s shooting pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and received 6 to 7.5 years in prison.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Burns & McDonnell will occupy two floors at Two Miranova Place in 2027, more than tripling its Columbus footprint as downtown leasing picks up. The move comes amid a wave of building upgrades downtown.
A new national analysis puts Dayton, Cleveland, Columbus and four other Ohio cities among the nation's highest for vehicle theft. Experts point to vulnerable models and steps drivers can take.
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