With creative cocktails, secret entrances, and unique settings, I explored some of Columbus' best hidden bars that offer a little mystery to your drinking experience. You could say that Columbus Under...

Big week! Tom Cruise gets weird. Anne Hathaway goes catatonic. There's a haunted Indonesian prison, a documentary about concrete—don't laugh, they're both good! There's a lot of good stuff. Some bad s...

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...

The Buckeye State is home to 11 Frank Lloyd Wright-designed homes and the Myers Medical Clinic in Dayton. Of those 11 homes, just a handful are open to the public eye.

The family behind a local Latin restaurant is the new owner of Bodega in the Short North.

This weekend there's lots of fun! Coffee Festival, HighBall, La Feria, Walk with the Dead, Fall Flea & More fun things this Mega Weekend!

This Saturday, October 3, two of independent film’s most exciting filmmakers are joining forces for Film Columbus Movie Club’s first ever double feature.

Although it took a few years for the DSTRESSR that Columbus music lovers might recognize today to take shape, guitarist Max Hentosh first had a vision in 2018. His vision included music that brought w...

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...

A new training facility and restaurant is nearly complete on Downtown’s North Grant Avenue.

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A 99th minute goal gave the Crew a stunning win over Miami CF on Sunday evening in front of a record setting crowd at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field.

Ohio Republican candidate for governor Vivek Ramaswamy introduced his plan Wednesday for a 90-day gas tax holiday. It comes on the heels of Democratic candidate Amy Acton calling for a similar halt to...

Financial disclosures show that the quasi-private economic development entity JobsOhio gave gifts to Husted in 2021, 2022, and 2023 when he was lieutenant governor.

Thousands of community conversations will take place all across Central Ohio today during the return of the popular The Big Table event.

Ohio’s candidates for governor differ greatly when it comes to fracking in the state.

Around Ohio, utility bills are climbing and the strain families are feeling could help decide November’s election.

The 1992 First Lady Bake Off was sponsored by Family Circle magazine and held between Barbara Bush and Hillary Clinton. We tried the recipes!

Starbucks closed hundreds of locations recently, and two Columbus stores were on the chopping block.

Theatre group Short North Stage turns 15 this year. Take a look-back with co-founders Peter Yokel & Rick Gore in this great convo w/CU!

It's nearly impossible to define Franklinton based on any particular "snapshot in time", because the neighborhood looks a little bit different every single day.

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 Columbus Association of Performing Arts has a lot to celebrate over the next few years.

In its 11th year at Gateway Film Center, the four-day fest runs October 15 to 18 and promises another in-person event full of genre features, shorts, networking, and fun.

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 'pumpkin patch' glass art sale at the Columbus Glass Art Center runs Oct 2-23. Local glass artist Naoko Ishikawa gives us a look!

For just one night, local electronic music fans joined Ninajirachi's time travel voyage back to the year 2000, powered exclusively by her nonstop energy on stage.

Look at that - nothing but good options in theaters this weekend! When does that happen? An inventive blast of animation, a salaciously compelling true story, a couple of delightful Canadian true stor...

Dublin’s Shark Tank-style pitch contest is back with $25,000+ on the line. See who’s judging, what’s new, and how entrepreneurs can enter.

Welcome to the weekend! Tickets are on sale for next weekend’s Columbus Coffee Festival! Some sessions are nearly sold out, so don’t wait! There’s so many fun things planned, you won’t want to miss it...

A Columbus brewery with a rich history is winding down operations at its eastside taproom.

After over 30 years of serving the community, the owners of Mozart’s Bakery are ready to retire.

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...

Check out some updates in the local food scene, like new fall menus, recent openings and chain closures.

Sasha Waters brings the film to the Wex this Friday, September 25 for a sort of homecoming screening.

Another local craft brewer is shutting its doors.

An analysis of government inspections and a survey of customers find that incorrect prices are frequent in the stores of Ohio-based grocery chain Kroger. It said they’re usually in the store’s favor.

Voters in 18 Ohio municipalities and townships will decide the future of data centers in their communities this Election Day.

The BLM auctioned off 40 parcels in Monroe and Washington counties totaling 2,776 acres in Wayne National Forest for $11.09 million during a quarterly oil and gas lease sale.

Clean energy scored a rare win in Ohio last month when state regulators unanimously approved a permit for 149 megawatts of solar and 149 MW of battery storage at the Hamden Energy site in Vinton Count...

Utilities base their grid investments on demand projections. In Ohio, those forecasts are now through the roof.

Henn is fascinated by the Ohio history, but it’s the link to family history that fuels his passion for the project.

It's hard to picture a better August: Osage County at this level. If you're ready for the journey, you'll really enjoy it. Through Oct 3rd