Families give public e-school high marks in annual satisfaction survey
Starry is an internet service provider focused on making connecting to the internet simple and affordable.
Hadassah announces the appointment of Stephanie Brovenick as Managing Director of Hadassah Midwest, now including Columbus/Northern Ohio
The company is helping to close digital divide through innovative technology
Gershon Fuentes of Columbus was reportedly accused of raping and impregnating a 10-year-old girl, who had to seek an out-of-state abortion.
2022 “Pursue Peace” Convention Unites 239 Countries in More Than 500 Languages
An Amur tiger named Jupiter died Sunday at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium after developing pneumonia caused by COVID-19.
Columbus Residents Reflect on the Impact of a 2002 Historic Supreme Court Ruling as 20th Anniversary Nears
A fire swept through a duplex in Columbus' Hilltop section, leaving a man dead and three girls in critical condition, according to reports.
An Ohio man likely contracted the state's first monkeypox case amid a mysterious worldwide outbreak in countries where the disease is rare.
Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law HB 99, allowing armed teachers in Ohio schools with 24 hours of training.
Online school celebrates students making positive impact in their community
Officers responded to gunshots around 10 p.m. and found a man hurt in the northwest corner of the grounds, state police told local media.
A Columbus man was taken into custody after authorities say he plotted to assassinate former president George W. Bush in Dallas.
Star Student Award recognizes students for achievement in and out of the virtual classroom
Ohio Connections Academy students inducted into National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society
Students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment with various activities
Students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment by releasing 4,500 beneficial bugs into their schoolyard
On April 22, students celebrated Earth Day and protecting the environment by releasing 1,500 beneficial bugs into their schoolyard
Former Enterprise Car Rental Exec Follows Entrepreneurship Dream with His New Floor Coverings International Mobile Showroom
Multiple services are planned for former Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins, who was struck and killed by a truck last weekend.
After Two Years Virtual, Congregations Will Meet Together Again Beginning April 1
Kristin Oaks, D.O. of Central Ohio Primary Care is leading a national charge to address gender equity issues for women in healthcare.
The child was taken to Columbus Children's Hospital and is in stable condition. The bullet traveled through the wall and the mattress.
Students from 12 schools hosted book drives to benefit Pajama Program, a nonprofit that believes storybooks and a comforting bedtime routine
Sister Carol was a treasured member of the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate for 64 years.
More than a dozen police units swarmed Interstate 71 in Columbus's Polaris neighborhood Friday morning for an "active shooter."
The shooting happened at a bar in north Columbus around 1:45 a.m., media outlets reported. One person was killed and three were wounded.
The 2022 Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival is scheduled to take place in early August in Logan, about 50 minutes southeast of Columbus.
Student of the Month Award recognizes achievements in and out of the virtual classroom
Clintonville Area Business Association and residents ask City to reconsider current bike lane plans that greatly restrict parking
U.S. Military Veterans Volunteer More Time, Donate More Money and Participate More Than Civilian Population
Trusted public online school serves Ohio students in a fully virtual environment
Jane Marczewski, a singer who gained fame and following on NBC's "America's Got Talent" and earned a rare golden buzzer, has died.
VFW StillServing campaign honors veterans who continue to serve after the military. Veterans can share their story at vfw.org/stillserving.
Clintonville Area Business Association and residents call for changes to city's bike plan
A large fire in Columbus sent smoke billowing into the sky Monday morning. The blaze reportedly ignited at an auto garage.