The Atlanta chain is stockpiling land near Rickenbacker and I-70 as it muscles into a c-store market already crowded with Sheetz and Wawa.

State auditors say Enbridge's rate hike request should be cut nearly in half, but critics still call it a burden on seniors.

Tuscarawas and 12 other counties can now seek reimbursement for March's $5.5 million storm damage, but only after clearing a lengthy state review.

A Toyota Venza driver died and a Cadillac driver remains critical after the vehicles collided head-on in Prairie Township.

Free entry, $30 tasting packages, and open-container sipping fill Town Center Park this Saturday from 1 to 10 p.m.

The Abbey Theater's pre-professional company opens a four-weekend run of “The Lightning Thief” starting Friday in Coffman Park.

KEMBA Live! hosts country stars Friday for a cause benefiting Canine Companions and Charity Newsies.

Columbus faces a muggy Friday with repeated storm chances before sunny skies return Sunday.

The young victim is expected to survive after a Wednesday night shooting on the East Side. Detectives now have a suspect in their sights.

Columbus finally gets a dedicated ECHL feeder team, pairing with a division champion just two hours from Nationwide Arena.

A resident called it “very shocking” after a stolen car tore through a fence and gas meter on Bryden Road while neighbors slept.

The new Sychar Road headquarters replaces a cramped 1974 building and includes a firing range that doubles as an emergency shelter.

The 75-year-old was gardening outside her Lehner Road home the night before she was found beaten to death in 2002. Detectives still want answers.