Capitol Christian Music Group signs Columbus-based Rock City Worship. The group debuts its new single GRAVESTONE, a bold anthem of faith and renewal.

Experience Columbus like you've never tasted it before along the Columbus Distillery Trail, bringing together dozens of delicious spots on one itinerary.

Columbus City Schools are considering closing four additional schools to save money and comply with impending legislation. At a special board of education meeting Thursday night, school leaders discussed new possibilities for reducing the district’s budget by $50 million annually.

The Big Table is a free annual community-wide day of conversations geared toward inspiring engagement and connections with neighbors. There are planned conversations throughout the day for individuals to join, including at Columbus Metropolitan Library branches, community centers, neighborhood cafes and more.

A national chain known for its hot dogs and burgers served on King’s Hawaiian rolls has picked a location in Columbus for its Ohio debut. Dog Haus is coming to 1574-1576 N. High St. in the Gateway development near Ohio State University,

Franklin County voters can expect to see levies for the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board and the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Columbus residents will vote on contested city council and school board races alongside $2 billion in bonds.

A combination of aging infrastructure, dry conditions and a temperature inversion is keeping a strong odor hanging over parts of the city.

Columbus Day, a federal holiday observed on the second Monday of October, will affect various services in central Ohio, including mail and package delivery, trash collection, library services, and government offices.

Mounir Lynch is one of the six candidates running for the Columbus City Schools' Board of Education. On the first week of early voting for the 2025 general election, WOSU is breaking down the policies and positions of each of the six candidates on the ballot for the CCS board.