Columbus plans to raze the Karnes Building at 410 S. High to make way for an eight‑story, roughly $300M Franklin County Municipal Court that officials hope to open by 2030.

Herbert's Market agreed to a civil settlement with Columbus and Franklin County that places the Sullivant Avenue store under an injunction and forces security and sourcing changes.

Partly cloudy and cool this morning, then mild with a high near 59°F. Bigger warm-up arrives for the weekend ahead of a late front.

A 16-year-old reported missing from Columbus was found safe in Fort Lauderdale and a suspect was arrested, authorities say.

Granville E. Gibson pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 25 years to life in a Pleasantville homicide. Authorities say investigators collected evidence and the case is considered resolved.

Dublin unveiled plans to master‑plan SportsOhio into a campus blending tournament fields, trails and community space, with The Sports Facilities Companies on board.

SupplyHouse is moving into a 527,000‑sf Canal Winchester warehouse, nearly doubling its Columbus footprint and shifting fulfillment work this spring.

A bipartisan Ohio bill would make jails and prisons report pregnancy outcomes to the state, a move advocates say could expose gaps in prenatal care behind bars.

An 18-year-old indicted last November for allegedly dragging ICE agents during a Columbus traffic stop had his federal case dismissed after being deported on Dec. 29, 2025.

Single-digit wind chills and heavy flurries couldn't stop Columbus's St. Patrick's Day parade, marchers bundled in green and kept the tradition alive. A 17‑year‑old celebrated his 'golden' birthday on the route.

A new Ohio bill named for Hamilton County deputy Larry Henderson would bar parole for people convicted of killing police officers, first responders or military members as it moves through committee. Supporters call it protection for first responders; critics say it risks unequal punishment.

Cold morning with a slight flurry risk; warming into the 60s by Friday.

Honda canceled three U.S.-bound EVs and warned of multibillion‑dollar write‑downs, shifting its U.S. focus back toward hybrids. The move leaves Ohio production plans and suppliers in limbo.