Columbus OH

An article at the top of the front page (Should Ohio switch to Central time if daylight saving time becomes permanent?) recently may have been the most ignorant, idiotic, waste of space I’ve ever had the misfortune of reading (halfway-I didn’t bother to go to the jump). What...

Ohio has plenty of lakes, but one of them is far older than most people ever realize. Tucked into the northeast corner of the state, this quiet body of water is a leftover from the last Ice Age, formed when massive glaciers melted thousands of years ago. Most drivers pass...

Five young moviegoers ranging in age from 14 to 19 were charged after a fight inside a Grove City theater spilled outside Monday night, leaving one teenager with a missing tooth, according to a police report obtained by 614NOW. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. Officers were called to the AMC on...

Ohio has a serious thrift store scene, and some of these places are so big you could spend an entire afternoon wandering the aisles. From giant warehouse-style outlets to well-organized shops with rooms full of furniture, books, clothing, and oddball finds, this state rewards anyone willing to put a few miles on the ca

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine issued execution reprieves for three death row inmates on Friday. In a statement, DeWine said he issued reprieves for Keith LaMar, Scott Group, and Davel Chinn, all of whom were set to be executed early next year. LaMar was scheduled to be executed on Jan. 13, 2027. […]

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Ohio has dispersed nearly $118 million in Summer EBT benefits to help families buy food while children are out of school. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services announced that the department distributed $117,970,680 in Summer EBT benefits, also known as SUN Bucks, between May 29 and July

A 20-year-old Columbus man wanted for murder, and who was spotted in Strongsville last month, was arrested in Cleveland Friday.

KJ Jacobs nearly dropped an expletive on camera but managed to stop himself

Autumn turns northeast Ohio into a rolling canvas of gold, copper, and deep red, and there is one slow-moving way to see it that most people drive right past. A historic train still rumbles through a national park here, following tracks that have carried passengers for well over a century.

Athens County is just the latest community in Southeast Ohio to be shaken up by data center proposals. Some public officials and residents hope the centers will bring long-awaited economic development — or at least substantial tax revenue. However, researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology found that data cent