Connect Housing Blocks' 84-unit affordable complex is filling fast, with staff among the first to sign leases.

Dozens of Ohio charter schools applied for a piece of nearly $105 million in federal money, amid broader debate over charter-school performance and funding.

Downtown Columbus's food and drink crawl returns Saturday with a new check-in hub at CAPA Breezeway and North Market entertainment.

Kaden Ratcliff pleaded guilty to five felony cases, including three drive-by shootings that struck a 13-year-old boy and his mother in Columbus.

Lantern-lit tours through Columbus's capitol return this fall, with tickets priced at $16 and a free trick-or-treat walkthrough for kids.

The board voted to join a national suit claiming apps like TikTok and Instagram fuel a youth mental health crisis costing the district money.

The Short North's home tour returns with a $125 rooftop preview at the Pizzuti before Sunday's $20 walkthrough.

The playwright's birthplace hosts porch plays, a poetry slam and a tribute to the festival's own founder starting Friday.

A groundbreaking is set for Sept. 18 in Dublin, closing a long-standing gap for cyclists and walkers along Shier Rings Road.

Worthington's next round of sharpshooting runs December through February, and the city needs more private yards to volunteer.

Brenna Tafoya, 33, was already facing a robbery charge when police say she spit on an officer during booking at the jail.

The fifth annual festival opens Thursday with an all-Ohio shorts program before spreading across central Ohio theaters.

Bexley Yard's grand opening this Saturday brings musicians, cotton candy and rotating food trucks to a grassy lot near The Lion.