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So far, state and federal authorities have found no evidence explosive devises in any of the four buildings closed on campus. Helicopters hovered overhead…

For decades Central Ohio leaders touted the region's economy as balanced, not as prone to the hazards of economic downturns as other regions of the state.…

The Columbus affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Foundation likely will dodge an organized protest of the local Race for the Cure now that the foundation has…

The Cleveland Catholic Diocese has decided not to challenge a Vatican decree to reopen 12 parishes that had been shuttered in an austerity move. In 2009,…

The player dubbed the "clown prince of basketball" was 83.

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon activated the National Guard as flooding closed interstate highways and forced people from their homes. The river is expected to crest Thursday at its highest level since 1993.

Hundreds of people braved single-digit temperatures Monday marching from the Freedom Center and Fountain Square to Music Hall for a 90-minute celebratio...

As they walked out of federal court, Donald Ayers and Rebecca Parrett did not have anything to say. They are two of the National Century's five top…

In Westerville an 18-foot-long remnant of the World Trade Center was the focal point of the Day of Remembrance ceremony in that city. The crumpled remnant…

The first Latino cancer summit was held Thursday in Columbus. Attendees heard from the former president of the American Cancer Society who called for a…