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Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers stopped a 38-year-old man carrying a taser and two pistols after he pushed through a crowd toward the Democratic nominee at a Sunday campaign stop, authorities said.
Khalid Rahman · September 6, 2026
Five-year projections show Ohio's largest school district again heading toward a deficit of more than $50 million, even as it celebrates a renovated elementary school ahead of the new school year.
Ananya Gupta · August 19, 2026
The nonprofit, whose board includes the heads of Ohio's two largest teachers unions, is pushing a voucher transparency bill and warning that public schools face a funding crisis.
Khalid Rahman · July 16, 2026
City Council approved a $150,000 contract on Monday for a review aimed at modernizing Columbus's historic preservation code and guidelines, prompting worry from a preservation nonprofit.
Ananya Gupta · June 30, 2026
The NPR quiz show host, who brings an evening of storytelling to Columbus's Southern Theatre on June 7, discussed Bill Kurtis's retirement, humor in a bleak news cycle and the limits of political satire.
Ananya Gupta · June 4, 2026
The region's home builders say construction is already well short of what is needed, and a possible tariff on Canadian lumber could add thousands of dollars to the cost of each new house.
Ananya Gupta · March 7, 2025
The former UCLA and Oregon head coach returns to Southern California as the Buckeyes' offensive coordinator for a College Football Playoff quarterfinal against top-seeded Oregon.
Ananya Gupta · December 30, 2024
Five of Ohio's six living governors joined lawmakers, former legislative leaders and graduates of her leadership program at a standing-room-only memorial for the Republican trailblazer, who died at 97.
Khalid Rahman · October 31, 2024
Inspired by a documentary about a Columbus life skills program, the Broadway show casts autistic performers as its autistic characters and aims to defy stereotypes.
Khalid Rahman · December 5, 2023
A ruptured fire suppression pipe soaked the historic Senate Chambers at the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday, but officials say lawmakers will be back at work when the new General Assembly opens January 3.
Khalid Rahman · December 28, 2022
