In a peculiar twist of history, a ghostly insult may have cost the city of Columbus a public park in the late 1800s.

Welcome to Tommy’s Diner in Columbus, where calories are your friends and diet plans go to die happy deaths. This isn’t just ...

The trail to the tunnel follows the old Baltimore & Ohio Railroad bed, now part of the Moonville Rail Trail. It’s a relatively easy hike through beautiful woodland scenery that lulls you into a false ...

As the build-up to Black Sabbath’s farewell show continues, Metallica’s guitarist and Ghost’s mastermind explain why the ...

It illuminates our strengths, our quirks, and the characteristics that make us unique. However, like a double-edged sword, each zodiac sign has a dark side that can reveal the less savory aspects of ...

Ohio State is halfway through its spring practice schedule, with the defending national champion continuing to build the ...

Ohio State’s basketball team has already seen some attrition, with more to be expected. One player has already found a new home as Evan Mahaffey moves on to Akron. Mahaffey 3.6 points, 3.1 ...

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“This is an absolute animal that came into our town,” Columbus Police Lt. Brian Steel told WCMH. The young teen, just days shy of her 14th birthday, had her hands severed and her head nearly ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Republican Gov. Mike DeWine has signed legislation to ban diversity, equity and inclusion programs and make other sweeping changes to public colleges and universities in Ohio.