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St. Stephens Episcopal Church on Woodruff Avenue recently set out chalk and a sign announcing the church steps and courtyard sidewalk as a "free chalking zone."

Two journalists were charged with felony rioting in July after a demonstration on the Roebling Suspension Bridge.

A six-member committee of Ohio lawmakers met to recommend a slew of changes to cannabis law as well as a ban on intoxicating hemp, including hemp-derived beverages.

New bathrooms at an expanded centralized security checkpoint at the airport include a first for the facility: universal changing stations, improving access for people with disabilities.

Protesters on Thursday night carried signs that read, "From Columbus to Minneapolis, stop ICE terror." A federal immigrations officer shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis on Wednesday.

The commission will be tasked with advising the mayor and city council on issues and legislation that impact the LGBTQ+ community.

After rejecting the initial petition from the group of some cannabis and hemp advocates, Yost wrote in a letter their title and new summary are “fair and truthful.”

Ohio and its county governments will be on the hook in the fall for about $50 million worth of additional costs to administer SNAP.

Gov. Mike DeWine said Thursday he wants to get a bond issue before voters this November to secure long-term funding for H2Ohio.

During Tuesday's State of the City address, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther touted the city's lower homicide rate and Alternative Crisis Response program to respond to people dealing with mental and behavioral health crises.