Cincinnati‑born Zundo Ramen & Donburi has set up shop on Westerville's State Street, offering tonkotsu bowls, donburi, chashu buns and bubble tea. Locals can order for pickup or delivery.

A proposed Columbus rental registry prompted a heated City Hall hearing as landlords warned of new costs and legal fights while backers pushed for tougher oversight.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds will make Monday's Columbus commute slick with brief visibility drops and light accumulations possible.

A dark SUV struck a pedestrian in a Morse Road crosswalk on Jan. 24. Police and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for tips.

An upscale all-you-can-eat sushi and hibachi spot opened Friday in northwest Columbus near Dublin, adding another option to the city’s growing AYCE sushi scene.

Douglas Stephens, Toledo's utilities director, is set to lead the Northwestern Water and Sewer District beginning March 16, succeeding Jerry Greiner after decades at the helm.

Light snow and gusty northwest winds will hit Columbus today; 1–2 inches possible and slick roads likely during the afternoon commute.

Crumbs Up Cookies and Cakes is moving into 143 N Main Street in downtown Washington Court House, offering custom cakes, cupcakes and buttercream-iced cookies with a late-March opening window.

An early‑morning blaze sent crews to the 3600 block of Old Clifton Road in Springfield Township. Officials have not yet released damage or injury details.

A pedestrian was struck and killed early Saturday on State Route 3 in northeast Columbus. Franklin County deputies are investigating and asking for tips.

Blendon Township agreed to a $150,000 separation payment for Officer Connor Grubb after his acquittal in the 2023 fatal shooting of Ta'Kiya Young. The move ends months of legal and administrative review while civil suits continue.

Seventeen-year-old Brice Hay was arrested after his father was found stabbed on Dec. 9. A juvenile judge will decide next week whether the case goes to adult court.

State patrol data flag a short I‑270 stretch near U.S. 23 as the Outerbelt’s worst for crashes, with hundreds of collisions in recent years. ODOT and troopers are focusing fixes and enforcement on the worst spots.