Ohio Democratic lawmakers are introducing bills that would ban children 13 and younger from operating electric bikes and electric scooters, and require people wear helmets when riding e-bikes and e-sc...

Dr. Amy Acton promised to “give a voice” to Ohio’s small business community during a Tuesday visit to Fox’s Bagel and Deli in Bexley.

Given the amount of data center construction already in Ohio, the best economic deal going forward would be to require all new ones to use 90% renewable energy.

Bayer is building a $2.2 billion pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in New Albany, Ohio, the company has announced.

Republicans mentioned transgender-related topics 22 times at recent Ohio campaign events, vs. Democrats’ zero times.

Ohioans deserve better than the politicians the establishment keeps offering us.

Check out some updates in the Columbus food and drink scene, like new restaurants, recent closures and business revamps.

Entering its second decade, Nightmares Film Festival returns to Gateway Film Center Thursday, October 15 and runs through Sunday, October 18.

25 “Facts” about Columbus in 2001: 25 “Facts” about Columbus in 2051: David Staley is an associate professor of history and design at The Ohio State University, and is president of Columbus Futurists....

Save money this Halloween by shopping at Goodwill for your Halloween costumes and more. Find a Goodwill store in Columbus near you

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street runs through October 18 at Short North Stage, even if you've seen it, see it again!

Head out to a night of theatre with lots of laughs at Reefer Madness, playing through October 17th at Club Diversity!

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A new Asian restaurant opened Downtown last month.

If ever there was a month to binge hour upon hour of horror, that month is October. In case that idea appeals to you, Mike McGraner and Studio 35 have you covered. Horror Marathon VIII comes to Clinto...

Yesterday, representatives with the Reimagining Columbus team presented a recommendation for the future of the statue based on several years of research and community outreach.

25 “Facts” about Columbus in 2001: 25 “Facts” about Columbus in 2051: David Staley is an associate professor of history and design at The Ohio State University, and is president of Columbus Futurists....

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...

The band will be hosting an album release show on Oct. 9 at Dick’s Den at 10p.m. featuring other local artists Van Dale and DJ Elijah Major Jones.

Aaron Sorkin revisits the Mark Zuckerberg timeline, Jessica Chastain gets freaky and bendy, Ben Affleck returns to the director's chair and more!

Ohio lawmakers are again debating where parental authority ends, and where the state’s responsibility to protect children begins.

Outdoor movies go spooky, Urban Scrawl turns 20, the Columbus Italian Festival returns, a Pumpkin Spice Festival & more this weekend

As the political prospects for Republicans worsen ahead of November’s midterm elections, the GOP is increasingly playing defense over its yearslong grip on state governments.

Ohio Democratic candidate for governor Dr. Amy Acton and Ohio Democratic U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur have faced backlash from comments they have made about transgender people during the lead up to Election...

As studies show improvements in access to abortion care in Ohio, abortion opponents both in and outside of the state legislature are attempting to bring more regulations against it.

Former U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, has an eight-point lead over U.S. Sen. Jon Husted, a Republican who was appointed by Gov. Mike DeWine, according to a poll of Ohio registered voters release...

When it comes to tracking how Ohioans are doing in the aftermath of last year’s deep cuts to the social safety net, people who study the issue say they’re flying blind.

Ohio state lawmakers have approved a 90-day gas tax holiday.

Unemployment rates in Ohio remained low in August but Ohio’s job growth has also slowed, a recent analysis by Policy Matters Ohio said.

A new Mexican restaurant on East Main Street kicked off October with open doors.

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...

The band will be hosting an album release show on Oct. 9 at Dick’s Den at 10p.m. featuring other local artists Van Dale and DJ Elijah Major Jones.

Continuing my series featuring breweries outside of Franklin County, we head west to Clark County.

Construction has hindered business in the Gay Street District, but a new program is working to bring life back into the area.

Nationwide Arena welcomed Teddy Swims to Columbus on Wednesday night as the Grammy nominated, Diamond Certified singer brought his UGLY Tour to town with special guests MarcLo and Mac Ayres.

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...

New Albany Symphony’s “The Singing Rooms” spotlights three women composers, a returning violinist, and nearly 200 years of music history.

People in Columbus love to talk about transportation.

A new Indian restaurant is gearing up to open near Polaris.

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...