Pickaway County will host Wild Threads for sewing enthusiasts to work on unfinished fabric projects, with support and advice from peers. The event is on Feb 21, at the Park District HQ, with a $5 registration fee.

Skillet, the tiny German Village brunch shop run by the Caskey family, has closed after 17 years, leaving the Whittier Street storefront vacant.

A downtown Columbus altercation over the weekend left one person dead, police charged 59-year-old Monica S. Peaks with voluntary manslaughter. An arraignment is scheduled Tuesday.

Light rain and patchy fog this morning in Columbus. Dense fog is possible tonight into Monday, midweek will warm up with gusty southerly winds.

A water main break near the Fairfield County Sheriff's Office prompts the use of an alternative entrance and may affect local routines, repair details are unspecified.

Columbus’s last York Steak House drew a vendor‑license notice over unpaid sales taxes, owner Tim Burkhammer says he’ll do everything to keep the diner open.

Clear morning and a high near 51°F, light rain possible late Saturday night into Sunday. Midweek brings a big warm-up and gusty winds.

Ohio State University held the Buckeye Day of Dialogue, an event promoting civil discourse among community members, with discussions on free speech and protest policies on campus.

The Ohio Supreme Court highlighted Black Ohioans' historical contributions to law for Black History Month, with a focus on Black women leaders and encouragement for future generations.

A Columbus firefighter was hospitalized after a pre-dawn fire at a storage building on airport property near John Glenn Columbus International. Crews from multiple departments battled the blaze.

The Licking Park District is hiring Programs & Natural Resources Interns for May-August, offering outdoor environmental work with a Tuesday-Saturday schedule and $16.11-$19.33 hourly wage.

City Attorney Zach Klein’s office says a court order sealed 2263 Shelton Street after repeated reports of drug use, prostitution and squatting. Police and fire responses, plus multiple arrests, prompted the action.

The Franklin County coroner confirmed six hypothermia deaths after a brutal cold snap. Warming centers and a 24/7 homeless hotline remain available for people in need.