Maryhaven, a leading Columbus addiction provider, may lose Franklin County funding after audits found deficits and internal‑control issues. County and city supports have already been tapped to shore up operations.

KeyBank has assembled a $56M financing package for Clover Glen II, a new 96‑unit affordable senior housing project in Galloway that pairs LIHTC equity with loans and bonds.

A Uniontown man’s surprise bills expose gaps in how Ohio enforces its hospital price-transparency law, with federal audits increasingly stepping in.

A Clintonville dog was critically injured in a street attack and animal‑control issued citations while the case remains under investigation. Neighbors and the dog’s owner say they want clearer enforcement under Ohio’s revised dangerous‑dog rules.

A Columbus Business First list shows Central Ohio's top 22 brokerages sold nearly 24,000 homes in 2025, totaling $9.28B — roughly 84% of the region's $11.1B market.

Ohio’s top court unanimously upheld about $115M in 2020 charges tied to two OVEC coal plants, leaving audits and regulator findings intact.

After nearly three decades on High Street, Lemongrass Asian Bistro will close this weekend as owners plan to relaunch the space as Penthouse Social Club. Final farewell is this Sunday.

The Franklin Park Conservatory landed $4.8M in state tax credits to help fund a $48.3M Palm House renovation seeded by a $35M Wolfe family gift.

Flood Watch for Columbus through Saturday morning. Repeated heavy downpours tonight could cause localized flooding and slow commutes.

Ohio State plans a roughly $125M renovation of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center and is pushing to scale athletics toward a $500M operating budget. The football team will relocate practices while work proceeds and fundraising is already underway.

Kroger is letting loyalty Points be used for dollars off groceries as well as fuel. The change launches as a limited rollout in select markets and is visible in the app.

State data show Ohio's LGBTQ+ residents report higher mental distress and face care barriers as data removals and funding gaps deepen the problem.

A statewide review and federal inspection records show repeated lapses at 16 Arbors facilities; families say fines have not stopped preventable deaths.