Southern Oracles blends jazz, hip-hop and poetry to memorialize Mae's Market and other vanished South Side staples.

The new clinic offers fillings and extractions to all 17 Springfield district buildings, no insurance required.

A 33-year-old man crossed a grass median into a disabled truck, closing eastbound U.S. 35 for two hours near Chillicothe.

Carter Cherry's photo beat out more than 2,700 entries worldwide to appear above Father Duffy Square next month.

The new clinic offers primary care, immunizations and mental health support right on the Ross County campus, no drive required.

The new Lawrence Square café is a family venture between a 26-year tech veteran and his college-grad daughter.

The Chicago sandwich chain lands at Coleman's Crossing next month, with free food for the first 50 guests at the ribbon-cutting.

Tom Grote and three co-investors take over the Short North's two most storied gay bars, three years after a boycott over the previous owner's GOP donations.

Preston Park has served office workers and Pembroke apartment residents for over a year, but the public still can't get in through the garage.

The State Theater hosts live bands, food and raffles Saturday to help two Springfield nonprofits share a Pleasant Street workshop.

Westerville is short 14 bus drivers heading into the new school year, and 105 nonpublic students just lost their rides entirely.

The Ohio senator's bipartisan bill lets unused 529 college savings flow tax-free into a first home, capped at $35,000.

Chillicothe Police want help naming a theft suspect and are steering tips straight to one officer's desk.