The Columbus Clippers' Dime-A-Dog Night, a 49-year tradition, remains a popular event. Fans consistently flock to Huntington Park for the 10-cent hot dogs, often exceeding the stadium's capacity.

Curtis Pride, the only deaf player in modern MLB history, is returning to Columbus on Aug. 20 to promote a book about his unique playing career.

At the center of the jersey, interlocking geometric shapes form “OKC,” symbolizing unity and strength. Inspired by the ...

Aug. 1 game: Jacksonville 9, Columbus 1 Recap: The Jumbo Shrimp outhit the Clippers 15-2, handing Columbus its sixth consecutive loss.

Thunder unveil 2025-26 City Edition uniforms honoring Native heritage; exhibit opens at First Americans Museum Aug. 21.

Recap: The Jumbo Shrimp outhit the Clippers 15-2, handing Columbus its sixth consecutive loss. Matt Mervis and Joe Mack homered for Jacksonville, while George Valera homered for the Clippers.

Aug. 5 game: Gwinnett 5, Columbus 2 Recap: The Stripers took a 5-0 lead and held on to hand the Clippers their eighth loss in nine games.

The team says the design pays tribute to Native and Indigenous cultures that shape Oklahoma’s identity and community spirit.

Columbus City Council is discussing a proposed new ordinance that would toughen the city’s homeless camping laws on public property.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther has rarely ever attended Columbus City Council meetings since taking office nearly 10 years ago. His seat, seen above on July 21, 2025, often sits empty.

The NY Mets introduced their city connect uniforms as an alternate in 2024. It was considered a source pride for both the city and team last year, but fans have had enough.