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AT&T begins delivery on its Yellow Pages Tuesday but will no longer automatically deliver white page directories in the Columbus area.

ODOT stimulus funds help to maintain jobs and rehire laid off workers.

Cities are joining Twitter to increase visibility and to interact with residents and area businesses.

Franklin County Children Services is stepping up its efforts to make Ohio’s new Safe Haven law more visible after two infants were abandoned in unsafe places.

An already full Franklin County Dog Shelter has been making space for the expected influx of lost dogs over the holiday weekend.

The Ohio Division of Tourism faces massive proposed cuts, and many tourist destinations rely on referrals from Experience Columbus and the division.

Amid the controversy over Governor Mark Sanford having an affair, the issue of marriage is still a debatable topic.

Awareness and local police departments can help you protect your children from texting predators.

City Year leaders vow to save community service programs that help Columbus City Schools.

Ohio State is preparing to graduate the biggest class in its history during Sunday’s spring commencement.

A Columbus woman is considering a second filing in 10 years.

UPDATE: Local students are protesting after their school board canceled Saturday’s graduation ceremonies.

Free classes teach banking, saving and how to survive in slow economic times.

The Republican-led Ohio Senate releases its version of the two-year state budget Friday.