Ohio’s Supreme Court ruled April 28 that courts cannot retroactively apply marriage‑based parentage laws to unmarried same‑sex partners, reversing an appeals‑court remand.

A Columbus mother and daughter were sentenced after investigators say they funneled nearly $2 million in pandemic unemployment benefits to friends and relatives.

Light rain and a few thunderstorms this morning in Columbus, gusty northwest winds will pick up later and a cooler, drier weekend follows.

Fans camped out and drove hours as Chicken Salad Chick opened in Dublin, the first 100 in line had a chance to win free chicken salad for a year.

COSI is expanding programs outside its downtown museum while managing layoffs and a 2024 shortfall. A multiday festival and a 20‑city roadshow are central to the strategy.

Security-camera footage shows four teens beat a 12-year-old outside the Linden branch, his mother says he suffered a concussion and police are investigating.

Columbus-based Rockford Homes plans about 740 units across three Dayton-area developments, including subdivisions in Huber Heights and Beavercreek.

A new Horrible Hundred report and local TV coverage have focused scrutiny on Ohio breeders, prompting renewed calls for stronger oversight.

Mayor Laurie Jadwin sits down with Soul 2 Go owners on the Our Gahanna podcast to discuss their business and a local opening. The episode is available across major platforms.

SWACO and the City of Columbus opened a Class 2 composting hub in Columbus that will turn food scraps into compost and act as a learning lab for future sites.

A charging power bank sparked a Violet Township house fire Tuesday; working smoke alarms woke residents and everyone escaped without injury.

Woda Cooper cut the ribbon on Granville Woods Lofts on Columbus’s East Side — a roughly $21M, two‑phase project that adds about 118 mixed‑income apartments. The build pairs affordable units with street‑level retail and community space.

A Reynoldsburg man pleaded guilty to attempted murder of federal officers after firing at agents during a Springfield hotel standoff; prosecutors are recommending 25 years.