Columbus Underground is celebrating 25 years all throughout 2026, and at this event we’re taking a look back at how much the city has changed …

The renovation of two long-vacant buildings on Arcadia Avenue can move forward after the project was approved by the University Impact District Review Board last month. First proposed last spring, the...

Both Amy Acton and Vivek Ramaswamy have talked about the need to bring down costs by increasing the supply of housing, but it’s been hard to find specifics about what either candidate would do as gove...

This full-color book of maps, one of Belt Publishing's 50 Maps Series, presents the capital and biggest city in Ohio like you've never seen it before. Columbus is a place perpetually in search of an i...

The City of Columbus is moving forward with repair work on the Olentangy Trail that will require sections of the greenway to temporarily close this fall and next spring. About half a mile of the trail...

Find out who really paid for political mailers and TV ads.

The Downtown Commission will get another chance to weigh in on the Estrella, a mixed-use development proposed for 175-199 E. Rich St. The latest design revision calls for a 25-story tower; that’s up f...

Learn the different ways you can register to vote in Ohio as well as the deadlines to do so for each election.

A building long home to a campus staple would be demolished under a new plan to build a seven-story mixed-use development at the corner of Woodruff Avenue and High Street. The proposal, from Texas-bas...

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The Downtown Commission will get another chance to weigh in on the Estrella, a mixed-use development proposed for 175-199 E. Rich St. The latest design revision calls for a 25-story tower; that’s up f...

The city has scheduled a public hearing regarding the development for October.

People in Columbus love to talk about transportation.

In Columbus, where we haven’t had passenger rail service of any kind since the late 1970s, there’s been a big appetite in recent years for any news about Amtrak potentially expanding service to includ...

The paper’s editorial vision is out of step with the robust liberalism needed today.

The final feasibility study analyzing a potential US-23/I-71 connector was released today, recommending an 18-mile-long route that would curve around the village of Ashley and cost between $857 millio...

In Columbus, where we haven’t had passenger rail service of any kind since the late 1970s, there’s been a big appetite in recent years for any news about Amtrak potentially expanding service to includ...

Texas repeatedly broke electricity demand records this summer, but ERCOT avoided emergencies as booming solar and battery capacity helped keep the grid stable.

A historic Franklinton building that served as a refuge during the Great Flood of 1913 is likely headed for demolition. Originally built to hold the Holy Family School and later home to a food pantry ...

The team behind a proposed three-story apartment complex at 610 W. Town St. was back before the East Franklinton Review Board this week with an updated design. The project, from Grateful Development P...

The Downtown Commission yesterday approved a plan to build a 242-unit apartment building on what is now a gravel parking lot. The project, from Nationwide Realty Investors (NRI), will occupy a two-acr...

The Republican party of Ohio has dominated state government for the past thirty years. Let's look at the job they have done in managing the state. The results may shock you.

GreenHouse Columbus is now open in Franklinton. The 313-unit mixed-use development, located at 501 W. Broad St., was originally conceived as the third phase of the Gravity development, Kaufman Develop...

This story was originally published by Capital & Main. With some of the highest electricity rates in the Midwest, Ohio has seen a remarkable policy shift from lawmakers in both parties. Every…

"We’re seeing a pivotal shift in the US economy: investment is shifting away from residential investment and towards computers."

The administration told a federal court that it has a “new analytical methodology,” hence the continued delays.

City officials and neighborhood representatives gathered yesterday for a ceremonial groundbreaking on Mt. Vernon Avenue. Work is scheduled to start soon on a complete redesign of the street, including...

“Nobody tell us that we’re going to Guantanamo Bay.”

The administration’s attack on elections has failed in Congress and courts. Now it’s up to voters.

The City of Hilliard yesterday announced that it would soon be authorizing the transfer of 333 acres of land to Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks. The properties – mostly former farm land with ...

Rising oil prices and Treasury yields are lifting energy and borrowing costs for U.S. households, pushing consumers to draw more heavily on savings.

The hope is that closing schools can reduce fixed costs. A new study looks into whether that happens.

Musk's "VoteSafe.org" is a scam that doesn't actually register voters

Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law will be moving Downtown, into the historic Huntington National Bank Building at 17 S. High St. Downtown Columbus, Inc. (DCI) will head up the renovation o...