Honda's new documentary showcases its partnership with USA Bobsled/Skeleton, focusing on aerodynamic testing to help athletes prepare for the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Columbus‑based Value City Furniture is entering liquidation after American Signature Inc.'s sale process failed; going‑out‑of‑business sales began Jan. 10, 2026 and local stores are closing.

Opa! Grill & Tavern in Delaware, Ohio, shows off its new look and local investment on the City of Delaware's social media, highlighting community spirit.

Upper Arlington's Electric Aggregation Program has saved its community $2.52 million on electricity costs since January 2024, benefiting over 10,300 customers.

A Columbus dentist and his wife were fatally shot at home, their children were present but unharmed. Police, lacking suspects or motive, are seeking evidence and public assistance.

Healthy New Albany hosts an Indoor Farmers Market at the Heit Center every Saturday, featuring local produce, artisan goods, and crafts as a way to support local businesses and escape the winter cold.

Ray Ray's Hog Pit, a barbecue chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to financial issues and previous theft by an ex-manager, while assuring patrons that its remaining locations remain open.

Ex-fiscal officer Lynn Marlatt pleaded guilty to theft of over $450,000 from New Concord, Ohio, facing theft in office, fraud, and records tampering charges.

Columbus motorists see a 13.8-cent rise in gas prices to $2.71/gallon. Despite the increase, prices are lower than last month and last year. Diesel prices dropped by 5.1 cents nationally.

Gas prices in Columbus, Ohio, have dropped 26.8 cents, averaging $2.57 per gallon, reflecting a wider trend of declining fuel costs nationwide, with the U.S. average falling to $2.95 for the first time since 2021.

Ohio lawmakers passed property tax reforms to save homeowners $2.4 billion, the bills await the governor's approval.

Columbus gas prices drop significantly, averaging $2.77 per gallon, while nearby cities also see decreases as national average could soon fall below $3.

Centrus Energy announces a multi-billion dollar expansion of its Piketon uranium enrichment plant in Ohio, expected to create 1,300 jobs, boosting energy sector employment.