NEWS FROM THE ISSUE OF APRIL 17, 2009 Litchfield students can look forward to a longer-than-normal summer break this year, but it’s not without a downside. The next school year ...

A Columbus man has been formally charged with the murders of three women found dead in a home on the city’s south side in ...

I didn’t realize it at the time, but I landed in Mansfield during a Golden Era of boys basketball. I inherited the Mansfield Senior basketball beat in 2000 and sat courtside as the Tygers won four ...

Jon Avery can still hear the echoes, even after all these years. What Avery and his Mansfield Senior teammates accomplished 20 years ago in March has reverberated through time. This year marks the ...

The largest social service nonprofits in Central Ohio reported almost $2 billion in revenue during their most recent fiscal year. Columbus Business First's 2025 ranking includes nonprofits that ...

Columbus, Ohio movie fans have multiple opportunities to watch the 2025 Oscar-nominated films and short films at various ...

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has announced a new partnership with Columbus City Schools (CCS) to offer hands-on experience ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine ruffled feathers when he signed an order this week mandating that 44,000 state workers return to ...

Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) announced on Thursday that it is investing $120 million to purchase new ...

Several central Ohio Big Lots stores are among at least 200 locations nationwide that might remain open under a North Carolina retail chain owner. Gordon Brothers ...

Following the tragedy of the warehouse shooting on Tuesday, the Bhutanese Nepali community across central Ohio is coming ...

With time ticking to plan and fund the construction of the new Whatcom County jail complex approved by voters in 2023, county officials are weighing design options, budget constraints and interior ...