Human nature is a funny thing: Contrary, yet – to a certain extent – predictable. We believe that something is higher quality if it’s more expensive, but an OSU researcher says we also think higher-priced food is healthier, even when the key ingredient is not any better for us than the less expensive version.
In a little over a week, an effort to raise money to help the families of two dozen workers at a state park dining lodge destroyed by fire brought in over $21,000, organizers said.
The price of gasoline in central Ohio went up for the third straight week to it highest level in six months.
Ohio’s unemployment rate, which has not fluctuated by more than 0.6 points in the last two years, remained at 4.9 percent in November, unchanged from October, according to data released by the state on Friday.
Arctic air that has gripped central Ohio is impacting donations into the Salvation Army’s iconic red kettles.
What is America’s sexiest city? New York? Vegas? Niagara Falls? Would you believe Zanesville?
A third suspect in the 2015 death of a man who was apparently murdered and dumped from a van was arrested Wednesday after a standoff with police in Joplin, Mo.
Even though it took SWAT to convince one witness to talk to investigators, Columbus police have no suspects or a motive to tie to the death of an unidentified man whose body was found behind a home on the Hilltop late Thursday night.
Central Ohioans woke up to winter’s first spell of bitterly cold weather.
A growing economy means a growing number of travelers.
