Less than two weeks after it opened, Scene75 was forced to evacuate and close the facility over the weekend following a physical altercation between what they...
UPDATE: Goodale Station officially opened on Thursday, Oct. 17. on the 12th floor of the Canopy by Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel at 77 E. Nationwide Blvd....
Columbus native and 10-time Eisner Award winning cartoonist Jeff Smith is the latest author see his work get the Netflix treatment. According to the Hollywood Reporter,...
Ezekiel Elliot’s father is under Ohio Department of Agriculture investigators’ microscope following an escaped exotic cat being shot over the weekend. Stacy Elliot’s home is adjacent...
Last night, Westerville’s Otterbein University hosted the Democratic Debate. Twelve presidential hopefuls took the stage to win the votes of spectators in the auditorium and viewers...
Earlier this month, the Mid Ohio Regional Planning Committee met with Dublin City Council to discuss the future of transportation in Columbus. MORPC is calling this...
Home style enthusiasts will have one less place to shop in Easton now that Z Gallerie at 4194 Easton Gateway Dr. has permanently closed. No reason...
Biscuits and gravy with a side of political commentary? It seems that’s what’s on the menu this week at the Tee Jay’s Country Place restaurant on...
Staff at popular Grandview shop The Butcher and Grocer were met with an upsetting scene upon arriving at work Sunday morning. The glass front door of...
What has been dubbed “the largest indoor entertainment center in the United States” is opening in Tuttle Mall today. Scene75 Entertainment has transformed a former Macy’s...
To better serve the community, the Columbus Metropolitan Library will close two of its branches later this month for renovations. Franklinton and Livingston libraries will close at 6pm on...
On Tuesday, October 15, Otterbein University in Westerville will host the next debate between the 12 Democratic presidential hopefuls leading the pack for their party’s nomination....
In the midst of a development frenzy on the Far East Side, the Columbus City Council purchased more than 40 acres earmarked for development with the...
As part of the Columbus Division of Parking Service’s commitment to continually review the Short North parking plan’s performance and making improvements accordingly, hourly rates in...
As any true Ohio State fan knows, Brutus Buckeye is more than just a school mascot, he’s a crucial member of the OSU family. Since debuting...
There is no place for hate at (614). The editorial team has made the unanimous decision to remove the content formerly published on this page. The...
Diane Boden found minimalism while standing with her then-fiancé in her parents’ basement, searching through boxes. He said, “These were once hours of your dad’s life...
Just weeks after the manufacturing and sale of CBD products became legal in Ohio, Columbus’ premier spa had adopted the natural remedy to offer new experiences...
When we started (614) Magazine over a decade ago our focus was on telling stories that helped people enjoy and experience our growing city. It was...
Update: The plan to redevelop the former Cooper Stadium site into a mixed-use development is one step closer to becoming a reality. The Southwest Area...
The Columbus-Pittsburgh Corridor Association (CPCA) took to Washington, D.C. recently, seeking federal funding to finish what has been started. For those unacquainted, the CPCA is a...
A new pride of lions is wondering the grounds at the Columbus Zoo! Three African lion cubs were born on August 16 and 17. This is...
Columbus Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying four individuals who stole lingerie and other, um, “goods” from the Lions Den store at 1144 Alum...
One thief gave new meaning to the word “brazen” late last night by committing a burglary in the last place you’d expect. Police are on the...
Students recovery from substance use disorders often relapse upon leaving treatment and returning to their old school. A newly opened school on the city’s east side...
Update: After less than 48 hours of being issued a red sticker by the Columbus Public Health Department for “rodent activity in the basement prep area”...
The former Kroger bakery near downtown Columbus has been put up for sale. Offers are now being made on the 10-acre property at 457 Cleveland Ave....
Columbus police have announced a new program intended to lend a helping hand—or paw—to those in need. According to a post on the Columbus Division of...
Plans for the first phase of the highly-anticipated Scioto Peninsula project have arrived. The Columbus Downtown Development Corporation announced six new buildings slated for six acres...
In a criminal rampage worthy of the Grand Theft Auto series of video games, Columbus police say a local man racked up a dozen crimes in...
