Tight supply means higher prices, fewer sales
The reluctance of central Ohio homeowners to part with their houses has sent prices soaring to record levels while squeezing sales.
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Police aiming for dialogue with neighborhoods
The Columbus police officials are planning a series of meetings to open conversation between the division and the communities it is assigned to protect.
City targets “nuisance” apartments
Columbus city officials are headed to court, hoping to shut down a West Side apartment complex they say is a “one-stop shop” for drugs.
Meningitis vaccine required for school
Before the start of the school year, parents will have to make sure their children receive the meningococcal vaccine.
Day 1: Protests planned for GOP convention
Left-leaning activist groups pushing for “economic justice” and an “America First Unity March” sponsored by Citizens for Trump will hit the streets of Cleveland.
Gas price rebounds but still pretty cheap
When it comes to gas prices, what goes down is sure to come up and that’s what happened Monday morning at stations across Columbus.
Reynoldsburg blast breaks windows, knocks out power
Officials are trying to determine what caused a maintenance building at an apartment complex in Reynoldsburg to explode Thursday night.
Security concerns in Cleveland
Senior U.S. national security officials say they are worried about the potential for violence at the Republican National Convention to be held in Cleveland next week.
Drexel Theatre: 30s style, 21st Century technology
The venerable Drexel Theatre, the 1930s art deco landmark on Main Street in Bexley, reopens Friday night after an extensive facelift that has restored her historic splendor while adding modern touches.
Ohio officers offered additional ambush training
In response to last week’s ambush of five police officers in Dallas, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine is expanding advanced training for officers in dealing with sudden violent attacks.