Ohio State athletics is permitting athletes from seven different sports to resume voluntary workouts after a pause due to an outbreak of COVID-19. The university said...
Even if the state mandate requiring facial covering expires, Franklin County residents will still need to mask up. The Franklin County Board of Health released an...
Current CPD screening process explained Columbus City Councilmember and Chair of the Criminal Justice Committee Shayla Favor held an informative and at times eye-opening public hearing...
After eight shootings this weekend Mayor Andrew J. Ginther gathered with city officials at the Point of Pride building on Monday afternoon to discuss the alarming...
While refillable container stores have been making waves on the coasts for a while, Columbus has largely remained out of the loop–until now. Koko, a sustainable...
The traditional parking meter will soon be nothing more than a historical relic in Columbus. While parking payment kiosks and mobile pay parking spaces have become...
One of the loudest demands from protestors over the recent months has been for Columbus City Schools to cut ties with the Columbus Division of Police....
Hold your beers, Buckeyes! If you had plans to head out to Oregon come September to see the Buckeyes take on the Ducks, you’ll have to...
Gov. Mike DeWine started off his weekly COVID-19 update, which will take place once a week on Thursdays moving forward, outlining a plan to reopen Ohio...
COSI will not reopen today as hoped. After making plans at the end of June to reopen this week, COSI has made the difficult, yet cautious,...
During a COVID-19 briefing on Thursday, Gov. Mike DeWine announced guidelines “backed by science” that Ohio public schools will need to follow upon reopening in the...
On Thursday afternoon, the City of Columbus held a virtual press conference, in which Mayor Andrew J. Ginther signed an executive order that requires residents to...
With Buckeyes set to return to Ohio State University’s campus this fall, a mask will be one of the requirements as students, faculty, and staff head...
Mayor Andrew J. Ginther addressed masked members of the media at the Michael B. Coleman Government Center on Wednesday. In the mayor’s address, Ginther gave an...
President Pro Tempore and Finance Committee Chair Elizabeth Brown and several other Columbus City Council members held a virtual finance committee public hearing Tuesday afternoon that...
Another early morning in Columbus, another construction crew tasked with disassembling Mr. Columbus. The Christopher Columbus statue on the Broad Street side of City Hall is...
For those who swear they had coronavirus and just powered through it can now more easily find out if those claims carried any weight as testing...
Recent advancements in genealogy testing may be the much-needed push to close the thousands of cold cases that exist in Ohio. The recent closure to a...
On Thursday, Columbus city council members discussed short and long-term public safety reform measures and opportunities for the public to sit in on a finance committee...
Well, it just keeps getting more interesting. 2020 has proven to be a year for the history books in more ways than one, and for those...
Small steps are being taken, but they are steps nonetheless. Mayor Andrew J. Ginther, Columbus City Council President Shannon G. Hardin, and City Attorney Zach Klein...
The City of Columbus held a virtual press conference on Tuesday addressing two important steps in police reform in Columbus. Mayor Andrew J. Ginther, Columbus City...
Hopefully you were able to get your food-truck fix at the Ohio Food Truck Rally on Sunday because the annual Columbus Food Truck Festival won’t be...
Have you been stashing your stimulus check, waiting for casinos to re-open? Well, your chance to double that money or throw it all away in seconds...
It’s easy to lament on the negatives that have come out of the COVID-19 pandemic hit. But let’s take a quick second to focus on a...
At a 2 p.m. press conference on Thursday, Gov. Mike DeWine announced that Dr. Amy Acton would be resigning as Ohio Department of Health director. DeWine...
Cedar Point, Kings Island, Hollywood Casino, and other Ohio entertainment facilities have won the fight to get you back in their facilities this summer. On Friday,...
This issue, we wanted to give Columbus’ civic and community leaders the avenue to speak, express, and voice their truths....
In normal times, the month of June is the long-awaited start to summer – backyard barbecues, outdoor concerts, patios and...
