Jim Woods The Columbus Dispatch @Woodsnight Tuesday Jun 18, 2019 at 11:08 PM Jun 18, 2019 at 11:08 PM A male’s body found floating in the Muskingum River in Dresden Tuesday morning could be that of […]
The Columbus Board of Education unanimously agreed Tuesday to hire a staffing to prepare for the possibility of a teachers strike, and union members and […]
Six people are dead, including four children, after two separate fires Tuesday morning destroyed a home in Licking County and a barn in Coshocton County. […]
NEW YORK — Charitable giving by individual Americans in 2018 suffered its biggest drop since the Great Recession of 2008-09, according to the latest comprehensive […]
Six people are dead, including four children, after two separate fires Tuesday morning destroyed a home in Licking County and a barn in Coshocton County. […]
At the very end of a long municipal court hallway that mostly smells of sweat and despair, Vanessa Perkins turns slowly as she tries to […]
Mr. Martinez is a patient at Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center who is Hispanic, speaks little English and is suffering from back pain. He also […]
A 14-year-old Massillon boy apparently drowned at a Wayne County campground Sunday while swimming in the same pond where he had been baptized several hours […]
Ceili Doyle The Columbus Dispatch @cadoyle_18 Tuesday Jun 18, 2019 at 2:58 PM Jun 18, 2019 at 3:10 PM Three children died and another was severely burned in a Warsaw barn fire on Tuesday morning, […]
Sheridan Hendrix @sheridan120 Tuesday Jun 18, 2019 at 1:48 PM Jun 18, 2019 at 1:48 PM Three people are dead after a Licking County house fire Tuesday morning. A 911 call came in around 10:19 […]
Michael Lee The Columbus Dispatch @leem386 Tuesday Jun 18, 2019 at 1:42 PM Summer is around the corner, which means sitting back and relaxing with a drink in hand in […]
Molly O’Neill, a freewheeling writer born into a family bent on raising baseball players who would transform herself from a chef into one of America’s […]
The public contribution to a new professional soccer stadium Downtown, a revamped practice facility at Mapfre Stadium and a city recreational park surrounding the current […]
Franklin County hotline fielded more than 16,000 calls last year and more volunteers are needed Wendy Ban was devastated when her mother took her own […]
Several central Ohio medical providers have prolific online and social media presences with thousands of followers all over the world. Looking for a tool to […]
Thank you for joining us this morning. As you know, I am your duly elected representative in the Ohio House, and I wanted to take […]
Dispatch Statehouse reporter Jim Siegel was praised as a tenacious, humble, fair and respected journalist during a ceremony in the Ohio Statehouse atrium honoring his life. But […]
Tim Velde had about half his corn planted before the weather near Hanley Falls, Minnesota, went sour in May. Then he had to switch seed […]
DELAWARE — Officials want to know why dozens of campers were left soaked and stranded after the electronic door locks on a $1 million tornado […]
DELAWARE — Officials want to know why dozens of campers were left soaked and stranded after the electronic door locks on a $1 million tornado […]
DELAWARE — Officials want to know why dozens of campers were left soaked and stranded after the electronic door locks on a $1 million tornado […]
Michael Lee The Columbus Dispatch @leem386 Monday Jun 17, 2019 at 12:56 PM Jun 17, 2019 at 12:56 PM Whether you enjoy sitting back and listening to some patriotic classics or dancing to some of […]
M at Miranova is celebrating its 18th anniversary with an updated look and fresh new menu. The rebooted upscale restaurant will reopen Tuesday on the […]
4-col, 1-line lede hed (22-29 characters); no art for print The Columbus Board of Education could kick off the planning process Tuesday to place a […]
Chris Angel already had a pretty good idea he was a father, and he knew there would eventually be formal responsibilities that come with paternity. But […]
4-col, 1-line lede hed (22-29 characters); no art for print The Columbus Board of Education could kick off the planning process Tuesday to place a […]
More than two years ago, a pair of human legs were found at a South Side waste collection company. Earlier this year, the legs were […]
When kids break the rules, they may get punished, with a timeout, grounding or lost privileges. When they break the law, the consequences can involve […]
Facing about 50 pages of text and maps, including 120 recommendations, few people likely will read all the way through Franklin County’s new “blueprint” for reducing […]
An estimated 12 children younger than 5 years old end up in emergency departments each day for poisonings and chemical burns related to cosmetic products […]
Two prominent leaders in the Jewish community are retiring within a month of each other after years of serving the Columbus region. Jewish Family Services […]
People of all backgrounds, races and ages entered the makeshift prayer room dressed in their finest clothes, put their shoes in the plastic bags provided […]
When Michelle Thomas’ son JJ was diagnosed with leukemia in 2016 at the age of 13, the Dublin mom knew her family had a long […]
Dave Blom’s 17 years as CEO of OhioHealth have been characterized by unprecedented change in the health care industry, for OhioHealth and for Columbus. During […]
A coalition of Appalachian mayors is asking the state to change the way it provides auditing services to smaller municipalities, and to help alleviate the financial burden […]
Cody Smith doesn’t have to worry about how he will feed his cows on his Plain City farm. Instead of buying feed in bulk from […]
A group of about 30 Dispatch readers from across central Ohio and beyond has met with us once a month for most of the past year […]
Alicia Verbic was bartending in northeastern Ohio when a customer who worked in Ohio’s burgeoning medical marijuana industry sparked her interest in joining the trade. […]
A coalition of Appalachian mayors is asking the state to change the way it provides auditing services to smaller municipalities, and to help alleviate the financial burden […]
Libraries want to help children learn. But when children are hungry, that learning can be difficult. “They have to have that nutrition to learn. It’s […]
Jonathan Durishin can count on one hand the number of days off he took between the birth of his first son and going back to […]
High in a backyard silver maple are two wind chimes that, on closer inspection, look not quite right. Each fall, I pledge to take the […]
Three more apartment projects are planned for Franklinton, and two of the developers are asking for permission to build fewer a quarter of the parking […]
Three more apartment projects are planned for Franklinton, and two of the developers are asking for permission to build fewer a quarter of the parking […]
The marching band stopped playing, and a voice came over the loudspeaker. “Nina,” the voice said. “She’s here.” Cheers and roars filled the air near […]
The marching band stopped playing, and a voice came over the loudspeaker. “Nina,” the voice said. “She’s here.” Cheers and roars filled the air near […]
Lawyers suing over the toll of opioids asked a federal judge Friday to allow a structure for all 25,000 municipal and county governments in the […]
The marching band stopped playing and the voice came over the loud speaker. “Nina,” someone said. “She’s here.” Cheers and roars filled the air near […]
Holly Zachariah The Columbus Dispatch @hollyzachariah Saturday Jun 15, 2019 at 8:14 AM Jun 15, 2019 at 8:14 AM Authorities made no arrests for drunken driving at a scheduled OVI checkpoint in Obetz Friday night. […]
An I-670 ramp on the East Side will close this weekend for a month, officials say. I-670 eastbound to Route 62 eastbound into Gahanna will […]
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