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Arts & Culture in ...
Ohio State’s Billy Ireland reopens May 23 with a redesigned ‘Story of Comics’ gallery and Chris Ware’s exclusive U.S. presentation.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Reynoldsburg man received a three-year prison term after pleading guilty in the November attack on a nurse at OSU Wexner Medical Center. The case has reignited calls for stronger hospital safety measures.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Plymouth‑based Roers Cos. is proposing a 152‑unit, four‑story apartment at 2501 S High St on Columbus' South Side.
Politics & Govt in ...
A new Ohio bill would treat vaping products not cleared by federal regulators as contraband, set up a state registry, and tighten retailer licensing and penalties. Sponsors say it’s about enforcement, not a ban.
Food & Drinks in ...
Manjul, the SoHo coffee-and-fashion brand, is opening a café inside Thrive's 4th & 5th development in Weinland Park. Construction is underway and no opening date has been set.
A 54-year-old Marion motorcyclist died Monday after a collision at SR 4 and White Oaks Road; a 16-year-old driver suffered minor injuries and authorities are investigating.
Sports in ...
OHSAA member schools approved new transfer exceptions and a new NIL bylaw that lets students sign marketing deals with agent disclosure requirements.
A passenger was killed and the rider critically injured when a truck struck a Can‑Am Spyder near the Pickaway‑Ross county line Sunday afternoon.
Outlaw Motor Speedway opened on Grandview Avenue with 16 cockpit-style rigs and a menu from nearby Agave & Rye. The new sim-bar joins Racing Line as Columbus' second venue.
Weather & Environment in ...
Mostly clear this morning with highs near 87°F. A warm Monday leads into likely storms Tuesday night.
Daniel Chen is opening Litchi at 940 N. High St. this summer, a Japanese-inspired brunch cafe promising soufflé pancakes, savory Asian-fusion dishes and cocktails.
Community & Society in ...
Mayor Andrew Ginther postponed the Kilbourne Run ribbon-cutting after neighbors said turf rental fees priced out local families.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Columbus' University District saw hundreds of vehicles towed as the city ramped up monthly street‑sweeping enforcement, students and neighbors face fees and long impound waits.
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