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Saturday 350 women will come together to take part in what's called a Komen Columbus Race for the Cure "shadow walk." It's where a group of people who…

Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman promised there would be no sales, property or city income tax increases to support his proposed streetcar system. Thursday…

More than 50,000 people have cast their vote early and in person in Franklin County, and some people have waited more than five hours in line. The Board…

The Ohio State Fair opens this morning for its 157th run. Participants of the 4H club are a long-standing tradition at the fair and but, today many new…

Voters in Heath Tuesday decide the fate of red light and speed enforcement cameras in their community. The cameras triggered controversy from the first…

Four years after it closed, the former Delphi Automotive plant is coming down. Demolition crews began tearing apart the behemoth building Monday morning.…

A new report commissioned by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce says the city's NHL franchise, the Blue Jackets, is losing around $12 million annually.…

Spring break 2010 may mean a trip to a coastal beach for some families, but in this down economy others are spending their money at home by visiting…

After 50 years, a former public housing complex on Columbus's near East side is closer to being demolished. Poindexter Tower is empty and in horrendous…

For lots of people summer camp means sitting around a campfire and roasting marshmallows. But there was a different type of camp happening at St.…