Red Sen & Asian Street Food, a Cambodian street-food concept, is taking over a storefront at 827 Bethel Road in Olentangy Plaza. Owner Vongdalin Vorn is teasing the menu on social media, no opening date is set.

A developer pitched plans to convert the long‑vacant Broadwin on East Broad into apartments, hotel suites, dining and wellness space. The idea revives a long‑stalled reuse effort for the Near East Side landmark.

Marysville's Community Vision pairs Uptown infill with preservation and parks — and Connect Real Estate has already started work on the Water & Light District.

Attorney General Dave Yost says nine Medicaid providers were indicted after an investigation found $181,512 in alleged improper payments, including falsified timesheets and a stolen debit card.

A 13‑story mass‑timber student housing tower near OSU is reshaping the University District and signaling a local shift to engineered‑wood construction.

A former Westerville manufacturer was sentenced to two years after prosecutors say his firm sold nonconforming parts to the Defense Department, costing taxpayers about $829,512.

A charter-appointed panel is urging big raises for Columbus officials that would take effect in 2030 if City Council signs off.

At an East High School town hall Thursday, CCS leaders and parents grappled with how Columbus’ population boom and gentrification are reshaping enrollment and staffing.

Deputies found a 75-year-old woman dead inside a Chester Township home after a Wednesday stabbing. A man was flown to Columbus and Ohio BCI agents were called to process the scene.

A Columbus eighth grader was taken to Nationwide Children’s after ingesting THC gummies at Champion Middle School. The district says the region has logged dozens of marijuana incidents this year.

A man was shot beside the McDonald's at High Street and 18th Avenue near OSU. He is hospitalized in stable condition and police have no suspects in custody.

Video was released after a worker was stabbed early Thursday on the 800 block of North High Street. Detectives are asking witnesses to call the Felony Assault Unit or Crime Stoppers.

A Franklin County judge has granted a temporary restraining order that lets two smoke shops sell existing intoxicating‑hemp stock while a legal challenge proceeds. The pause comes after Senate Bill 56 took effect March 20, 2026.