Columbus City Schools distributes meals to families affected by SNAP suspension, Columbus

How a central Ohio mother is navigating the loss of SNAP benefits

It has been more than a week since the SNAP payments were supposed to come in. Over one million Ohioans who rely on SNAP ...

Let Metsi's do the cooking: Restaurant offering Thanksgiving dinner boxes

Chef BJ Lieberman is in the Good Day Columbus kitchen with a little taste of what's on the menu in these Thanksgiving dinner ...

Columbus police seek leads in fatal shooting outside after-hours club

Columbus police say 28-year-old Jayvon Gore was killed in a June 18 shooting on Oakland Park Ave. Detectives urge witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.

Cincinnati beats Crew 2-1 to advance to East semifinals

CINCINNATI (AP) — Brenner Souza — known simply as “Brenner” — scored goals in the 67th and 86th minutes to help FC Cincinnati ...

The Gigantic Thrift Store In Ohio That’s Too Good To Pass Up

When you’re cruising through Columbus, Ohio, there’s a pink and blue beacon that calls to bargain hunters, vintage enthusiasts, and socially conscious shoppers alike – Out of the Closet. This isn’t ...

Don't call him a lobbyist. The long shadow of Michael Coleman a decade out of office

Michael Coleman, Columbus' longest serving mayor still has influence and 'swag,' nearly a decade after leaving office.

The Beehive Alliance raises $500K for children's mental health

Funds support programs such as Nationwide Children’s Behavioral Health Pavilion trainings and the Safe Mind App for suicide ...

The Peaceful Town In Mississippi Where Where Life’s Slower, Cheaper, And So Much Better

Perhaps most impressive is Waverley Mansion, located just outside town. This octagonal-shaped home with its four-story rotunda and self-supporting spiral staircase represents the pinnacle of ...

Nebraska family carries refereeing legacy across four generations

When Emma Kwapnioski donned her Nebraska high school volleyball official’s shirt in 2021, she wasn’t thinking about her ...

Columbus City Schools Partners with OhioHealth and 'I Know I Can' to Fuel Healthcare Career Paths for Students

Columbus City Schools partners with OhioHealth and I Know I Can, receiving a $150,000 investment for health science career ...

Columbus City Schools distributes meals to families affected by SNAP suspension

The distribution effort is particularly crucial for the district, as nearly 20,000 Columbus City Schools students' families ...

Don't call him a lobbyist. The long shadow of Michael Coleman a decade out of office

Michael Coleman, Columbus' longest serving mayor still has influence and 'swag,' nearly a decade after leaving office.

'Knutsen keen on Celtic job, after Bodo/Glimt Euro exit' - gossip

Bodo/Glimt head coach Kjetil Knutsen, whose contract ends at the turn of the year, is keen to take the vacant Celtic job but ...

SNAP benefits delayed amid legal battle; communities in central Ohio step up support

With no clear timeline for when the next round of benefits will be distributed, community organizations are stepping in to ...

Nebraska family carries refereeing legacy across four generations

When Emma Kwapnioski donned her Nebraska high school volleyball official’s shirt in 2021, she wasn’t thinking about her ...

Ohio native John Legend talks music and politics before Monday's concert in Columbus

Ohio native John Legend says Tuesday's election shows people are frustrated and want change. Legend is in Columbus Monday for a concert at the Schottenstein Center.

Why was Fernando Mendoza overlooked? Recruiting backstories on 10 Heisman candidates

Overlooked by all but one Power 4 program as a two-star recruit who ranked 140th nationally at his position in the Class of ...

Tough calls and tight bonds: Nebraska family carries refereeing legacy across four generations

Belitz, who has coached at Lakeview for 28 years, worked with all four generations of officials in the family. He called ...

Kuro Hibachi to open next month inside W. Social Tap & Table in Dayton

Columbus native Kris Henderson is opening a new hibachi concept inside W. Social Tap & Table in Dayton’s Wright Dunbar District.

IU’s to do list: No. 2 Indiana looks for first-ever victory at Penn State

Terry Smith wants to give the Penn State football program something to feel good about, but he knows he’s running out of ...

Compromise in Columbus

Give credit where credit is due to Ohio lawmakers who worked together to come to a compromise on a redrawn Ohio congressional district map that has its critics, but came as a bit of a surprise to ...

HireOhio Returns to Ohio State with statewide opportunities at Multi-University Alumni Career Fair

HireOhio will return to Columbus Monday for its biannual Multi-University Alumni Career Fair, with a range of employers among ...

Columbus Police Chief Responds to Morale Concerns Within Department

Claims of low morale and leadership tension inside the Columbus Police Department have sparked public discussion.