Linworth Grill restaurant shutters after less than a year, plans return
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A north Columbus eatery has shut its doors less than a year after opening, with owners promising a comeback at a new storefront to be determined. Linworth Grill served a Persian-and-American fusion menu at 2245 W. Dublin-Granville Road in the Linworth Crossing Center before closing and is search
After 117 police calls for drugs, violence, and more, city forces Hilltop apartment owner...
Columbus City Attorney announced on July 21 via press release that the Property Action Team has filed a lawsuit against the owner of multiple West Side properties after years of criminal activity, dangerous code violations, and unpaid property taxes. Columbus is suing Xiao Yu Huang, owner of the Burgess Apartments...
Popular Columbus pizza chain announces grand opening of first Grandview location
Grandview is getting a slice of something new next week—and they’re throwing a pizza party to celebrate. Mikey’s Late Night Slice will open their latest location on July 31. BROUGHT TO YOU BY. The new location at 1312 Grandview Avenue will hold a grand opening on July...
Ohioans will continue to see high electric bills based on a recent auction
COLUMBUS, Ohio (Statehouse News Bureau) — The regional power grid operator fell short in securing electric reserves, it said last week, even as the price for electricity again hit a maximum ceiling. Ohio is among 13 states within PJM Interconnection, the regional grid operator, which coordinates how electricity flows—a
Gubernatorial candidate Acton releases proposed property tax plan
OHIO - The Democratic nominee for Ohio Governor, Amy Acton, released her proposal for a statewide property tax plan earlier this week, as property tax remains a hot button issue for many in the state. The long-standing debate over property tax has hit the streets in most local communities, with...
Northeast Ohio brewers bring home the gold, silver and bronze from global competition
Ohio brewers took home 101 medals at the U.S. Open Beer Championships this past weekend. The competition, which took place in Oxford, Ohio, had more than 180 categories and subcategories and drew entries from breweries around the world. About a dozen brewers from Northeast Ohio won medals in the competition.
The Tiny Ohio Diner Locals Don’t Want You To Know About Has Breakfast Under...
There’s a small town in Ohio where the locals have been quietly keeping a very delicious secret, and it’s time the rest of the state found out. The Dashing Diner Uptown in Johnstown, Ohio is the kind of breakfast spot that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled onto something the rest of the world hasn’t discovered yet.
Thousands without power in West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky area after storms
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — Severe storms across the Tri-State have left many in the area without power. As of 8 p.m., Tuesday, Appalachian Power said 3,080 of its West Virginia customers are without power. In West Virginia, Appalachian Power is reporting 1,001 outages in Boone County, 735 in Cabell County, 10 in Clay C
Ohio law sets new requirements for catalytic converter purchases
A law goes into effect Oct. 5 in Ohio that establishes new requirements for individual purchasers of catalytic converters and increases criminal penalties for stealing and trafficking stolen converters. The sponsors of the legislation claim it will help thwart catalytic converter theft by further regulating the points
Ohio’s Oldest General Store Has A Fascinating History You’ll Want To Discover
Tucked along State Route 534 in the tiny village of Mesopotamia, Ohio, the End of the Commons General Store is a place that feels like stepping straight into another century. With a 4.7-star rating from over 2,000 visitors, this beloved landmark has earned its reputation as one of the most charming stops in the Buckeye
