Allied Van Lines data show Ohio had a modest net outflow in 2025 as movers favored mid‑sized Sun Belt and Western metros over some Ohio metros. The shifts show up across Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland.

Pancho's Tacos reopened in Mount Vernon nearly six months after an Oct. 9 HSI operation that closed the restaurant. Supporters raised thousands to help the shop.

Dawes Arboretum announced plans for a two-story, roughly 28,000-square-foot welcome center — a nearly $17 million investment that will add a cafe, larger gift shop and meeting space.

A January poll finds broad bipartisan support for Ohio’s public libraries even as the state changes how library funding is distributed.

Friends in Upper Arlington say national headlines about Mary Hill’s death miss who she was. Police records show investigators are also probing a claimed sextortion demand.

Polls show a close Ohio Senate race with Jon Husted holding a slim edge as Sherrod Brown mounts a comeback ahead of the May 5 primary.

Nine years after Reagan Tokes' murder, her mother is backing a bill to require real‑time GPS tracking and faster 911 alerts for certain violent offenders in Ohio.

Sunny and mild Saturday with a high near 55°F. Late‑night showers may mix with snow overnight, and minor slick spots are possible Sunday morning.

Waffle House plans a 24/7 location on Crites Road in Circleville, across from Buffalo Wild Wings. A building permit was issued, but no opening date is set.

Columbus-based Root reported more than $1.5 billion in premiums for 2025 and added roughly 250 jobs as it scales OEM partnerships and agent distribution. The results underline the insurer’s growing footprint downtown.

The Flats at Sugar Run, on the former Salvation Army campground in Delaware, will begin leasing in March with tours already underway and early-March move-ins.

A 2-2 tie at the Delaware County Board of Elections led to a vote to remove a candidate from the May primary ballot after officials flagged a petition date error.

Two surviving Poindexter Village buildings will be converted into the Poindexter Village African American Museum. The $25.9M project has a May 6 groundbreaking and aims to open in early 2028.