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

The free September 13 bash at Roger A. Reynolds Park pairs a petting zoo with live dog shows and balloon artists.

Our Hospice's 40th annual benefit concert heads back to where it began in 1987, with a $100,000 fundraising goal for 2026.

Twins from Arizona to Massachusetts flooded a small Ohio town for a parade full of Barbies, Richard Simmons look-alikes and 1980s nostalgia.

The free King-Lincoln Bronzeville festival caps a year-round mentoring program for girls of color with over 30 vendors and performers.

Registrants have until Friday to get a t-shirt for the stadium climb honoring fallen first responders.

Free carnival games, carousel rides and 1860s-rules baseball hit Century Village on Aug. 22, with a dinner bell from a Navy-supplying foundry among the historic sights.

Three Findlay families are beginning the path to homeownership as Habitat for Humanity starts building three new homes in Krystal Ridge.

Gahanna is buzzing over a new hive built with wheelchair access in mind. The project also aims to support Creative Options through future honey products.

Twelve blue benches at the Ohio State Fair are built to make seating easier for wheelchair users and their families.

Columbus filed suit against the owner of a 16-unit West Side property, saying years of criminal activity, code violations and unpaid taxes left tenants in unsafe conditions.

A payroll database shows Westerville City Schools' top earners were district administrators, led by Superintendent Angie Hamberg at about $238,538 in 2025.

State filings show nearly 345,000 shutoffs in a year as average arrears climb; Columbus zip codes are among the hardest hit while bills jump more than 50%.