A young victim is expected to survive after a predawn shooting near Greenfield Drive. Police still don't know what led to it.

The Columbus indoor attraction brings back its Minifigure Monsters takeover, glow-in-the-dark building and a potion kitchen through Halloween.

Cornerstone Middle School's principal is out after students allegedly saw sexual content on his personal device — the charter network's second principal firing this year.

A Sharon Township citation from 1993 is now a flashpoint in Ohio's governor's race, with records showing no alcohol was involved.

The partnership could put rolling robots on sidewalks at hundreds of U.S. colleges already served by Sodexo dining.

Anyone at Kraft House No. 5 last Sunday afternoon should watch for symptoms for three weeks, health officials say.

Stewart's defense says Trustee Joe Craft had told him to appear in uniform for Craft's campaign mailer. The board voted to terminate him after a disciplinary hearing.

Battelle Hall's Center for Creative Collaboration brings students and partners together in downtown Columbus.

Columbus will heat up to 79 degrees Wednesday under sunny skies. Weekend plans may need a weather backup as showers and thunderstorms move in Sunday.

The suspect boarded near Chatterton and Noe-Bixby roads, threatened the driver, then fled in a white Dodge Ram.

The October 6 Wexner Center show caps Marsalis’s farewell season, with a youth concert for 2,000 Ohio students.

More than 40 Columbus restaurants are slinging discounted burgers this month, with proceeds helping families fighting childhood cancer.

First Congregational Church is restoring crumbling stone and stained glass tied to its civil rights history. The 1931 building sits between the Columbus Museum of Art and Washington Gladden Social Justice Park.