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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A major expansion is underway at the NetJets headquarters in Columbus. NetJets announced a multi-year project that will add more than 365,000 square feet to its global headquarters on Bridgeway Avenue. Plans call for two new buildings, including office space and a training center for employees, along with a new parking garage and upgrades to dining and event venues.

A hundred-year-old building on the Near East Side will be demolished soon. Located at 1505 E. Main St. and known as the McClure-Nesbitt Motor Company building, the property was bought by the Hilliard-based developer Equity in 2024. A plan to renovate the building for restaurant, retail and office use was...

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Confirming the high turnout of voters in the 2026 midterm elections, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said today that early voting numbers exceeded previous record for a Gubernatorial Election. Also, speaking to the New Americans magazine at the close of the early voting for the November 3 election on Sunday, Director of Franklin County Board of Elections Antoine White said the turnout of over 90,000 in the exercise was twice the number of 2022. With Election Day just one day away, Ohio Secr

SPRINGFIELD, (OH) – Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson announced that a Cleveland-area man was sentenced Nov. 2 to nine years in prison for stealing more than $100,000 in merchandise from farm-supply stores in 10 counties. Byron Carner, 35, of South Euclid, pleaded guilty Nov. 2 to one count of engaging in a pattern of corrupt […]

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Dunkin’ is planning a major expansion across the Columbus area, with at least nine new locations in development through 2027, according to a report from Columbus Business First covered by WhatNow. The biggest share of the growth is coming from the Cincinnati-based Gilligan Company, which already operates 12 Dunkin’ locations in the […]

Indian restaurants are booming in Columbus, with three new Indian eateries opening in October alone and more of the city’s newest dining rooms built around the cuisine, The Columbus Dispatch reported in its Nov. 2 roundup of restaurant openings and closings. The Dispatch summed up the moment simply: Indian is in — not that it […]

An Ohio man is dead after a shooting in the Virgin Islands early Saturday.

Downtown Delaware turned red, white and blue on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 1, as thousands of people lined the streets for the annual Delaware Veterans Parade, an event recognized as the largest veterans parade in Ohio. The Delaware Source reported that this year’s parade reached capacity, with more than 200 units and approximately 1,900 participants taking […]