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The $25.9 million Poindexter Village African American Museum officially broke ground on Columbus’ Near East Side.
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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.

The Columbus Zoo was evacuated again after a second threat this week. Authorities say both incidents were cleared and no danger was found.

Ohio electricity bills are rising fast while utility CEOs rake in millions, raising new questions about costs, accountability, and oversight.

Columbus Zoo evacuated after a threat Saturday, part of a wave of false reports at zoos nationwide. No danger was found.

Gas prices in Columbus are back over $4 a gallon. Here’s what’s causing the jump and how it’s impacting everyday drivers.

Construction has started on the Capital Line, a 2-mile pathway set to transform how people walk and bike through Downtown Columbus.

A viral TikTok shows Columbus floral shop owner in heated exchange with Uber driver, sparking backlash and millions of views online.

Safely dispose of unused or expired medications at Columbus-area Kroger stores during Drug Take Back Day on April 25.

AEP’s CEO earned $36.6M in 2025, the highest in the U.S. Here’s how that compares to Ohio wages and rising energy costs.

Columbus will get an NWSL team in 2028 after a debated public funding deal, bringing excitement and ongoing questions about the plan.

Columbus approved $25M for a women’s soccer facility at McCoy Park, but the plan is drawing backlash from neighbors.

Gib Bickel, co-founder of Laughing Ogre Comics, has passed away after a battle with cancer. He was a beloved figure in Columbus.

Ohio is adding 64 new EV charging stations across the state, making it easier for drivers to charge up on the go.

This New Albany home built on a 1950s bridge went viral on Zillow Gone Wild for its living room over a creek and wild design.

Fire at Thurman Cafe in German Village near downtown Columbus causes major damage; no injuries reported, investigation underway.

The Michelin Guide is expanding into the Great Lakes region, putting Ohio restaurants closer than ever to earning a Michelin star.