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Health, Science & EnvironmentOhio State University and the City of Columbus are hosting the National Entomology Society's annual conference for the first time.
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The nine-acre park will include an accessible playground, sports courts and fields and a walking path. Many of the amenities were originally planned for McCoy Park.
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As of 5 p.m. on Tuesday, half of Franklin County's registered voters have cast a ballot.
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The nonpartisan nonprofit DJs at the Polls said it hired 270 Ohioans to DJ outside of polling locations and drum up excitement on Tuesday.
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The museum and research center in Columbus was already slated for renovations when it abruptly closed in September because of a problem with its fire-safety system.
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State Representative Ismail Mohamed can keep his Franklin County apartment as his voter registration address after a 3-1 vote from the Franklin County Board of Elections.
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The hearing to determine if Rep. Ismail Mohamed lives in his district or in a home he owns in Delaware County began Monday morning and lasted until the end of the day.
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One of downtown Columbus' largest theaters, the Palace once was slated to become a parking lot for LaVeque Tower. Today, it hosts musicians, comedians, and Broadway shows.
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Most of the budget is dedicated to the Department of Public Service, focusing on new refuse equipment, road resurfacing and new transportation safety improvements.
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The percentage of Columbus City Schools grads enrolling at Columbus State Community College has doubled since the free tuition program began.