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.

Mayor Michael Coleman announces this year’s four participants in the 10th annual Neighborhood Pride week.

A storied piece of Columbus history came back to life Thursday—at the grand opening of the newly restored Lincoln Theatre.

A Columbus woman says a software product immediately stopped hurtful cyber-bullying.

A program that offers medical care by way of a mobile coach hopes donations can help replace its aging vehicle.

A district tries to regroup after voters defeat a levy.

An Upper Arlington woman’s recent vacation to Cabo San Lucas was uneventful, she says.

A local woman is thankful she was able to escape a car fire Wednesday morning.

The FDA now will allow 17-year-olds to get the so-called “morning-after” pill without a doctor’s prescription.

Maryhaven’s Medication Assisted Treatment program helps addicts recover safely and comfortably.