Pending council approval, Columbus is set to pay $750,000 to a former police sergeant who accused the city of reverse discrimination.
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Opinion: Letters: Amy Acton's life speaks for itself. You missed the point of No Kings. Trump's priorities speak for themselves.
Opinion: In Ohio, lawmakers are once again working to defy the will of voters when it comes to reproductive rights and legalized marijuana.
Opinion: JobsOhio is the envy of 49 states, key business leaders write. It has positioned Ohio as a national leader in economic development.
The third and final wave of Social Security payments for the month of April is coming this week. Here's what recipients need to know.
Some of the biggest local names in plant-based eating, including Pattycake, Portia's and Seitan's Realm, are part of the debut dining week event.
Ohioans will be among those observing Earth Day on April 22. Here are reflections on the state of nature in the state.
Fans of "Virgin River" and former teenage heartthrob Chad Michael Murray are in for a treat as a new season of “Sullivan’s Crossing” is returning.
Damon Severson has watched the Blue Jackets fall short of the playoffs the past two seasons while not playing for starkly opposite reasons.
The baseball star batted .636 (7 for 11) with a .667 on-base percentage and scored four runs in three games.
Dr. John E. Fleming was involved in the creation of the first national African American museum in Ohio and later, Smithsonian's museum in Washington.
The 58-year-old bar closed in 2024 to make way for a new development on North High Street. Work continues on its new home.
The softball star hit four home runs, drove in eight runs and pitched a complete game in a 19-8 win over Pickerington Central.
After a short run of warm weather, central Ohio has another freeze warning. Temperatures could dip down as low at 30 degrees in the early hours of April 20.
Readers weigh in on Ohio State's stadium upgrades, Blue Jackets coach Rick Bowness's rant, and Caleb Downs' NFL draft prospects.
Columbus Crew recorded their fourth loss of the regular season on the road vs New England Revolution, despite holding a first-half lead.
From a scoop on women's soccer to health cuts, politics reporter Jordan Laird is embedded in City Hall and out in the community. Here's how she does it.
Downtown Columbus Inc. announces more than 200 events for its new season, such as a farmers market and concerts including Bruce Hornsby.
Former NBA star Kenny Anderson brings his passion for youth development to Columbus, hosting events to inspire and educate.
Jimmie Williams, a Duquesne transfer, committed to Ohio State men's basketball after a visit, saying it felt like 'family.'
When one passes a Marathon gas station, the company motto "Fueling the American Spirit" is intended to evoke the American work ethic.
From past to present, these photos highlight the journalists who have shaped The Columbus Dispatch over the years.
The Powerball jackpot has climbed to $75 million for Saturday's drawing. Do you have the winning ticket?