A Townsend Avenue home drew 13 police calls in a year before the city boarded it up under court order.

Stephanie Brown wants a formal reconsideration policy after finding the graphic novel at home; the district says none exists yet.

A tinted-out Dodge Charger fled after knocking a GMC Acadia into a telephone pole, injuring three children.

The fairgrounds fest runs Sept. 11-13 with free admission, a new cocktail lounge and a 508-pound stone lift.

The 12th annual chamber music festival pairs the Southern Theatre with stops at a women's prison and a west side food pantry.

Connect Housing Blocks' 84-unit affordable complex is filling fast, with staff among the first to sign leases.

Future Ready Ohio debuts as pollsters find most Americans oppose AI data centers near home. New Albany offers a blueprint some towns might copy.

Columbus will hit 90 degrees Wednesday before severe storms and heavy rain move in Wednesday night and Thursday.

South Columbus's only National Historic Landmark opens for free next Sunday, with archaeological finds and a youth essay contest on display.

Two people were rushed to a hospital after gunfire erupted at Springfield Crossing Apartments on North Lumpkin Road late Saturday night.

Savannah Streber's sister says a 20-year record-keeping failure let a murder suspect walk free, and the family wants the case reopened.

Luke Castle called 911 saying his father had been unconscious for about an hour. Thomas Childers remains hospitalized in critical condition.

PMG Indiana's Columbus plant, once a 365-employee operation, will shut down completely by December 31.