A Columbus advocacy group has launched a national scholarship arm that lets donors claim a dollar‑for‑dollar federal tax credit and direct scholarships to Christian schools starting in 2027.

A 15,670-square-foot Georgian estate in New Albany's gated Illmington neighborhood has listed for $10 million. The 13.7-acre property is being offered publicly for the first time.

A Columbus woman was indicted on aggravated vehicular homicide and OVI charges after an October crash on the southeast side that killed her passenger.

Casto has completed a 300‑unit Crescent Woods apartment community in Gahanna’s Crescent at Central Park, bringing significant new rental inventory near I‑270 and a growing medical hub.

A Columbus trucker ended up with two winning Pick 5 tickets after a clerk reprinted his lost ticket, boosting his pre‑tax prize to $50,834.

Mozart's longtime Clintonville location is listed for sale; owner Anand Saha says he wants to preserve the building while exploring a smaller bakery plus new tenants.

Ohio State is pitching a skyline-scale "tech tower" visible from State Route 315 that leaders say will centralize labs and speed student startups into business. University officials call it a way to make the campus a hands-on R&D partner for Ohio companies.

A body was found after an apartment fire in The Plains. Deputies are searching for 35-year-old Andrew Joesph Martin, who is a person of interest.

Mayor Andrew Ginther and fire leaders say City Council's delay on a new fire engine raises readiness concerns. Council says the measure is scheduled for a May 11 vote.

Sunny morning gives way to gusty winds and storms Tuesday; 1–2 inches possible overnight. Expect wet commutes and gusts up to 25 mph.

A 1962 Cessna went down on Rainbow Drive in Lancaster late Sunday; two people were taken to Columbus-area hospitals and troopers are investigating.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium in Powell was evacuated Saturday after a caller reported a bomb and active‑shooter threat; officials say visitors, staff and animals are safe.

The Shumaker, a century‑old Essex factory at 219 N. Columbus St., has reopened after a $24M conversion into 60 apartments, short‑term rentals and ground‑floor commercial space. Leasing is now rolling out this spring.