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The Columbus Museum of Art at The Pizzuti is unveiling a new native garden project designed by acclaimed landscape studio TERREMOTO.
COSI’s new Verse experience uses augmented reality and holographic storytelling to immerse guests in digital worlds.
Heavy storms brought record rainfall and flooding to Columbus Wednesday, leaving streets, yards, and basements soaked.
A tiny pink mid-century modern home in Columbus, known as The Pink Opal, is going viral after being featured by Zillow Gone Wild online.
Columbus libraries will offer free summer meals for kids and teens at 19 locations across Central Ohio beginning June 1.
Alley Islands has been postponed to August 22, bringing murals, live music, food trucks, and art back to Columbus’ Discovery District.
A bartender at Columbus rooftop hotspot Stories on High has earned national recognition for creativity and cocktail expertise.
Columbus Landmarks released its 2026 Most Endangered Sites list, highlighting historic buildings at risk across the city.
The Columbus Zoo is exploring plans for a themed resort-style hotel near Zoombezi Bay and future expansion projects.
DeMonye’s Greenhouse, a Columbus staple since 1929, will close this summer as the property is redeveloped into apartments.
The Whispering Page, a new independent bookstore focused on community and cozy vibes, plans to open in downtown Worthington this July.
Plans filed with Columbus would transform two vacant Old North buildings into a new food and drink destination.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost will resign June 7, giving Gov. Mike DeWine the task of appointing a replacement.
Sprouts Farmers Market may be opening its first Columbus and Ohio location in the former Big Lots near Grandview.
The historic building housing Jack & Benny’s near Ohio State is for sale, but the beloved Columbus diner remains open.
The $25.9 million Poindexter Village African American Museum officially broke ground on Columbus’ Near East Side.
CAPA’s downtown music hall project received a $500,000 Bank of America grant, with the historic venue expected to open in 2027.
Ohio lawmakers are considering making the Loveland Frog the official state cryptid, adding an unusual twist to state symbols.