Opa! Greek Festival returns
Celebrate the unofficial end of summer with some loukaniko, gyros or moussaka at the annual Greek Festival this weekend in the Short North.
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Ohio abortions lowest on record in 2014
The number of abortions in Ohio fell to a 38-year low in 2014, according to a report released Wednesday by the state Department of Health.
Ohio lawmakers demand mountain’s name change be halted
A group of Ohio lawmakers have written to President Obama, asking him to reverse the decision to change the name of Mt. McKinley in Alaska to the native Athabascan name Denali.
Guns found in 2 Columbus schools
Columbus police say two teenagers were caught bringing guns to a middle school in their backpacks.
Report: Ohio has fewer jobs, smaller paychecks
Lower wages, fewer jobs, income disparity are all part of Ohio’s economic landscape six years after the end of the Great Recession.
Man with son, McKinley, objects to name change
A Connecticut state senator who has named four of his children after mountains is the latest public official to oppose the name change of North America’s tallest mountain peak from Mount McKinley to Denali.
Mountain or molehill?
The White House says the Interior Department will work with Ohio officials to find a suitable way to honor the nation’s 25th president, now that the mountain named after William McKinley has been changed.
Most Dangerous Intersections
The Northeast Side continues to be the most hazardous part of Columbus for motorists.
Missing Denison student found dead
Denison University officials say classes have been canceled and counselors will be on hand after the body of a missing student was found Tuesday morning.
Gas prices in full retreat
Columbus motorists were enjoying the return of reasonably priced gasoline after a spike caused by refinery problems.