Highpointe’s 220‑acre project in Etna Township broke ground Friday and will add hundreds of apartments, homes and new retail near the I‑70 interchange.

Months after a gas explosion, Kelton House leaders are moving from stabilization to reconstruction — and the rebuild could include a new rear event space.

OX-B's announced a new Columbus-area location at 7370 Sawmill Road near Dublin; it would be the chain's ninth spot and no opening date has been set.

A cozy "living-room" bar called The Blind Pour is targeting a late-July opening in Uptown Westerville at 20 S. State St.

A juvenile was wounded early Thursday after multiple rounds were fired into a home on Summer Haven Drive in east Columbus. Police recovered shell casings and are investigating.

A Columbus Business First ranking shows Central Ohio banks’ commercial and industrial loans topped $248.9B in Q1, a 17.5% year‑over‑year jump driven by local hiring and deals.

Dublin, Marysville and Union County have wired a 35‑mile stretch of U.S. 33 into a living lab for connected and autonomous vehicle tests, with early safety gains and industry interest.

Grove City police responded to a shooting on Parlin Drive on July 16; one person was hospitalized and another was taken into custody while detectives investigate.

Columbus State is proposing a 10-year, 1.9-mill levy to fund tuition-free community college for Franklin County graduates and expanded student supports.

A Grove City man is accused of luring a visitor via TikTok to his Parlin Drive home and shooting him after allegations involving his 11‑year‑old daughter. The case is pending.

A 1.6M‑sqft Rickenbacker warehouse traded again for $137M, its second sale in about a year and a sign of rising investor interest around Columbus’s freight hub.

Yats will close its Grandview Heights restaurant on Aug. 20, 2026; its food truck will keep serving core Cajun dishes across central Ohio.

A weeklong METRICH sweep in Richland County led to 24 arrests, 60 felony indictments and the seizure of illegal firearms.