Columbus Crew Top LA Galaxy 2–1 in Stormy Wednesday Night Home Win

Columbus Crew Top LA Galaxy 2–1 in Stormy Wednesday Night Home Win

Key Highlights: A steady downpour over Franklinton did not deter several thousand Crew supporters who packed Lower.com Field on Wednesday evening as Columbus defeated the Los Angeles Galaxy 2–1 in Major League Soccer regular season play. Diego Rossi and Daniel Gazdag each contributed to the Crew’s two-goal burst before the second half began. The result … Read more

Ohio State Investigation Finds Former President Ted Carter Repeatedly Misused His Position

The 47-page internal investigation report from The Ohio State University regarding Walter Ted Carter Jr.

The Ohio State University released a 47-page internal investigation report on Tuesday detailing how former President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. spent nearly two years leveraging his office to benefit a personal associate at the expense of the university’s mission and institutional partners. Carter resigned on March 7 after disclosing to the Board of Trustees that … Read more

Earth Day 2026 in Columbus From Northstar Deals to the 1970 Roots of the Movement

A group of volunteers in Columbus, Ohio, participating in an Earth Day park cleanup.

COLUMBUS Today marks the 56th anniversary of Earth Day, and in Columbus, the celebration is hitting the streets, and the dinner plates. While many are searching for the basic facts of the holiday, local search trends reveal that Columbus residents are highly focused on community-specific ways to give back, with local favorites like Northstar Cafe … Read more

Columbus City Schools, City Council Form Joint Committee Amid $100M Budget Crisis

Leaders from Columbus City Council and Columbus City Schools holding a press conference at Northland High School.

Columbus City Schools and Columbus City Council announced a joint leadership committee Tuesday morning at a news conference held at Northland High School on the city’s North Side, formalizing a partnership between the CCS Board of Education and City Council as Ohio’s largest school district confronts a two-year budget shortfall that district officials have pegged … Read more

Columbus NWSL Franchise Confirmed for Arena District, Debuting in 2028

Pro Women's Soccer is Coming to the Arena District: NWSL Awards Columbus 18th Franchise for 2028 Debut

Columbus secured its first professional women’s soccer franchise on Tuesday afternoon when NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman took the stage at Scotts Miracle-Gro Field in the Arena District to confirm Columbus as the league’s 18th club. The ownership group Haslam Sports Group, Nationwide, and the Edwards family was formally awarded the franchise, with the club expected … Read more

Winter Storm, Frost Advisory in Effect for Columbus Until 10 a.m. Tuesday, 75 Degrees This Afternoon

Frost on spring flowers in Columbus Ohio with a weather forecast background.

COLUMBUS: The National Weather Service has issued a Frost Advisory for Franklin County until 10 a.m. Tuesday morning. Cover sensitive plants and bring in anything that cannot handle a freeze, temperatures at John Glenn Columbus International Airport dropped to 39 degrees early this morning with calm winds. Once the frost clears, Tuesday turns into a … Read more

A Cigarette, a Gas Theft, and Singed Eyebrows: Former Employee Charged with Felony Arson on Walcutt Road

He Went Back to Steal Gas From His Old Job. Then He Lit a Cigarette. Now William Bush Faces Felony Arson Charges.

COLUMBUS: The plan was simple enough. Drive to the old workplace in the dark, slip through the gate, fill up some containers with fuel, and disappear before anyone noticed. It did not go that way for William Bush. Bush, 31, now faces a felony arson charge after surveillance cameras captured what investigators say was a … Read more

Columbus events this weekend, Peak Cherry Blossoms, Clippers Baseball, and Live Comedy Lead a Sunny April Lineup

Vibrant pink cherry blossoms in peak bloom at Franklin Park in Columbus, Ohio.

COLUMBUS Spring in Central Ohio is reaching its peak this weekend, and the city’s calendar is finally catching up with the blooming landscape. From the vibrant pink petals at Franklin Park to the crack of the bat at Huntington Park, there is a distinct sense that outdoor season has arrived in earnest. With mild weather … Read more

John Glenn International Airport to Permanently Close Walking Lot in Early May as $2B Expansion Begins

Travel Alert: CMH to Permanently Close Popular ‘Walking Lot’ This May for $2B Terminal Expansion

COLUMBUS Travelers who frequently fly out of John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) are about to lose a favorite parking option. The Columbus Regional Airport Authority has officially confirmed that the popular Walking Lot will close its gates for good on May 4, 2026. This move marks one of the first major physical changes on … Read more