Columbus IFL team gets new name, new look
The Columbus Wild Dogs of the Indoor Football League will begin playing home games at Nationwide Arena in March of 2022.
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No fair? Virtual butter cow contest underway
The Ohio State Fair may have been cancelled by the coronavirus pandemic, but an effort is underway to keep one of its most enduring traditions alive.
City Council approves police reform package
Columbus City Council Monday night approved a sweeping package of law enforcement reform measures before adjourning for its annual August recess including a ballot issue to create an independent civilian police review board and an independent investigatory body.
Columbus bars, restaurants to close early
Columbus City Council Monday night approved an ordinance that requires bars and restaurants to close down at 10:00 p.m. starting Tuesday to combat the spread of the coronavirus.
The bad seed
Agriculture officials in Ohio and several other states are warning people not to plant seeds they receive in unsolicited packages in the mail that appear to have originated from China.
GOP lawmakers to meet to determine Householder’s fate
Republican state representatives plan to meet Tuesday for the first time since the leader of the House of Representatives was arrested in connection with a $60 million federal bribery probe.
Cleveland steps in to host first debate
The first debate between President Trump and former VP Joe Biden will be in Cleveland on Sept. 29, hosted by Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Clinic.
Cubs 8, Reds 7
Anthony Rizzo homered for the third time and the Chicago Cubs held on for an 8-7 victory over a Reds team coping with coronavirus uncertainty.
Columbus may close bars, restaurants early to stem virus spread
Columbus officials want to move up last call – by about four hours – to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Columbus City Council tackles police reform
Columbus City Council will take action Monday night on a package of police reform ordinances.