By Marty Schladen Ohio U.S. Sen. Jon Husted’s wife had as much as $15,000 invested in the struggling Intel megaproject in New Albany as her husband worked to push it forward, financial disclosures ...
I-71 connector is the latest example of how Ohio continues to carve up, reshape, and remove the rural character of the ...
Honey Boy Pizzeria opened today inside Eupouria Bar & Patio, located in The Gateway at 1568 N. High St. The latest eatery comes from brothers Remy, Jarod and Jordan Adkins.
During a previous try at permanent daylight saving time, images of kids standing at pitch-dark bus stops turned out to be a deal-killer. Amid an energy crisis after the Arab Oil Embargo of 1973, ...
The cocktail menus at Mezcla and Coldbar will differ; however, Talmage said one drink will cross over, called Pondon Monium. Talmage said drink prices will be relatively similar to Mezcla, and he ...
Ohio has already handed out $2.3 billion to data center projects controlled by some of the richest people in the world.
After 37 years in Dublin, Hidaka USA looks ahead to growth in rail car manufacturing while celebrating deep community ties.
Nick Stull is an artist, curator and preparator that collaborates with Dublin Arts Council. As part of the latest exhibition Constructed Worlds, featuring three female artists; Elham Bayati, Katie ...
Federal courts have blocked a voter registration provision slipped into Ohio’s latest two-year transportation budget. The change requires Ohioans registering to vote at the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to ...
Cinema Columbus returns for its fourth installment on Thursday, September 10, with a program of 11 features, around 70 short films, three panels, and five venues. The event kicks off with a program of ...
Check out updates in the local food scene, like limited-time flavors, new menus and upcoming restaurants.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Columbus has submitted plans to the City of Columbus to demolish a five-story Downtown building it has owned since the 1960s. The building, which was constructed in 1908 ...