Rich-poor gap narrower in Columbus than most cities
The disparity between the richest Columbus residents and the poorest is not as wide as in most large American cities, according to new research from one of Washington’s most respected think tanks.
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Traffic reporter’s parody goes viral
A Cincinnati traffic reporter has gained national attention for his dramatic on-air parody of a Disney movie song.
How much is that doggie? A lot
Central Ohio Crime Stoppers is asking for tips in the theft of a puppy from a Northwest Side pet store earlier this month.
Arrest in hit-skip that killed Marine
Police have made an arrest in an Ohio hit-and-run crash that killed a U.S. Marine from Virginia.
Frigid weather cools off home sales
Severe winter weather put home sales on ice in Columbus and the rest of Ohio during the month of January.
I-70 closes overnight for split work
The construction project around the I-70/I-71 split downtown takes another step toward completion this week when crews replace the 18th Street overpass, but it won’t come without some inconvenience for motorists.
No. 17 Nebraska 67, OSU 59
Rachel Theriot scored 26 points and Jordan Hooper had 24 to spark a late rally that pushed No. 17 Nebraska’s winning streak to seven with a 67-59 win over Ohio State on Thursday.
Severe weather accompanies warmer temperatures
The calendar says it’s still winter but central Ohio got a taste of the worst kind of spring weather overnight as a strong storm left a woman trapped by debris, damaged buildings and knocked down power lines in Delaware County.
Good year for Ohio’s public pensions
Strong investment returns last year have boosted the long-term financial stability of Ohio’s public pension funds serving roughly 1.7 million people.
Columbus #9 for most fashionable men
Walk tall, men of Columbus. The city has made a list of the top 10 cities in the US with the most fashionably-dressed men.