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Learn how to shop like a pro this Black Friday with smart strategies and tips to snag the best deals while avoiding overspending.

November 2024 Ohio Neo-Nazi March

November 2024 Ohio Neo-Nazi March refers to a neo-nazi march in the city of Columbus, Ohio, in which a group of masked individuals marched through the stre

Former Columbus Zoo CEO sentenced to prison in $2.29M fraud scheme

Former Columbus Zoo and Aquarium CEO Tom Stalf has been sentenced for his role in a scheme to defraud the zoo of $2.29 million for vacations, sporting events and other personal expenses. Tom Stalf was sentenced by Delaware County Common Pleas Judge David Gormley to seven years in prison,

Jelly Roll visits teens at Ohio juvenile detention center: ‘I was gonna come spread love’

COLUMBUS (WXIX) - Just before his concert at Nationwide Arena on Oct. 9, Jelly Roll made a “surprise” visit to an Ohio juvenile detention center to “spread the love” to the youth who may need it most.

What are the best and worst foods at Sheetz? We ate there for 3 days to find out

It took 56 decisions to order a sandwich for lunch, but that's the Sheetz way. You get food exactly how you want it.

Candidacy window to close this week for University District candidates

University District residents have until Thursday to submit their applications to serve as part of the University Area Commission for the next three years. The

Greg Sestero coming to Columbus next week

Fans of the cult classic 2003 film The Room can 'Mark' their calendars for an experience featuring one of its co-stars.The Room: An Evening with Greg Sestero is

High school referee among 132 human trafficking arrests in Ohio

A statewide human trafficking investigation conducted the week of Oct. 6 resulted in the arrest of over 130 people, according to the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. In a release from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s office,

Country star Jelly Roll visits Ohio juvenile detention center

The Grammy-nominated musician talked about being unable to connect with those who were there to help during those years.

Former Columbus Zoo CEO sentenced in fraud case

Tom Stalf accepted a plea agreement in July and pleaded guilty to 15 felonies, including multiple counts of tampering with records.

Freeze Warning issued for central Ohio Wednesday morning

All counties in our viewing area are included in the warning such as Delaware, Franklin, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Fayette, Madison, and Union counties.

Juvenile injured in north Columbus shooting; suspect charged

The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Sonny Lee Ison, was arrested and charged in connection with the incident. According to court documents, Ison told officers at the scene that he allegedly saw the juvenile break the window of a car in front of his house.

City of Columbus making progress on what to do with Christopher Columbus statue

With a $2 million grant from the Mellon Foundation's Monuments Project, the city is working on a design for a display to explain Columbus' legacy for this day and age. Along with gathering public input, the city is working with a team of historians, consultants on diversity and inclusion and an Indigenous architecture firm.

Former Columbus Zoo CEO Sentenced to Prison

October 14, 2024, Press Release from the Office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost: (DELAWARE, Ohio) — The former chief executive officer of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium was sentenced to 7 years in prison today for his role in a scheme that defrauded the zoo of at least $2.3 million, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced.

Ohio State faces uncertainty after narrow loss to Oregon

Ohio State's head football coach, Ryan Day, expressed disappointment following the Buckeyes' narrow loss to Oregon, which has left some fans questioning the tea

Former Columbus Zoo CEO Tom Stalf sentenced to 7 years in prison for role in fraud scheme

Former Columbus Zoo CEO Tom Stalf was sentenced to 7 years in prison on Monday for his role in a fraud scheme. Stalf pleaded guilty in July to 15 felony counts for his role in the theft of $2.29 million from the zoo.

Columbus Zoo CEO Tom Stalf sentenced to 7 years in prison for role in fraud scheme

Former Columbus Zoo CEO Tom Stalf received a sentence of 7 years in prison on Monday for his role in a fraud scheme. Stalf pleaded guilty in July to 15 felony counts for his role in the theft of $2.29 million from the zoo.

Lost Columbus: 1970s Live Radio Show Country Cavalcade

The Westin Great Southern Columbus hotel and the theater it contains were built in 1894 by German businessmen hoping to shift Downtown development southward. It has had many uses: hostelry, bar and restaurant, meeting/event space. And, country music venue, thanks to Bill Mnich.

Fugitive Accused of 2019 Clayton County Murder Apprehended in Columbus After Multi-State Manhunt

After five years, Tiunna Williams, a fugitive on Clayton County's most-wanted list for a 2019 murder, was arrested in Ohio.

Top Plastic Surgery Practice pēkomd Announces New Office Opening in Columbus, OH, Led by Dr. Daniel Straka

A top name in plastic surgery and aesthetic solutions, pēkomd, is thrilled to announce the opening of its new location at 200 W. Wilson Bridge Rd in Worthington, Ohio. This expansion marks a significant milestone in their commitment to providing exceptional,

BrewDog, Ohio charities debut special beer releases for Pour It Forward Festival

BrewDog is teaming up with various charities for its 2024 Pour It Forward Festival. Six different beers will be sold in collaboration with six different charities, and part of the proceeds will benefit each respective cause.

An issue for them? Ohio’s 50+ women emboldened by Moreno comments on abortion

Ohio women 50 and older are headed to the polls having lived through the days before Roe v. Wade legalized abortion nationwide in 1973, during the time when abortion was legal, and now, after the decision was overturned in 2022 and power given to each state to decide.

Ohio State women's volleyball sets attendance record in loss to Michigan

The Ohio State women's volleyball team made history on Sunday, playing their first-ever match at the Schottenstein Center and setting a regular season attendanc

Columbus trash pickup: Does Columbus Day 2024 change your trash schedule?

When Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue, he had no clue the city that would eventually bear his name might have delayed trash pickup.

Koehler, McGregor fight to represent Clark, Greene counties in Ohio Senate

Two candidates are competing in the November election to represent residents of the 10th Ohio Senate district, which encompasses Clark, Greene and Clinton counties.

Ohio schools, cities, counties have growing losses from abatements

Abatements come through tax increment financing, allowing businesses to retain increases in property taxes to spend that money on property improvements.

Columbus man in custody following Logan County shooting death

ETHEL, W.Va. — An Ohio man is in custody after being charged with shooting and killing a Logan County man. State police have charged Darius Stanton, 23, of Columbus, Ohio with first degree murder. Troopers allege Stanton shot Walter Elmore, 42, of Logan, in the stomach at a residence in the Ethel area of Logan County early Sunday morning.

Best mean social media posts after Ohio State's loss to Oregon

It’s not how it was supposed to play out. Ohio State fans thought the Buckeyes would travel to Eugene and take care of business against the Oregon Ducks, but it wasn’t meant to be. The Buckeyes made too many mistakes and Oregon executed at a higher level, especially in crunch time and pulled it out 32-31, on Saturday night.

What is open and closed on Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2024

On the second Monday of October, Americans will be celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day, also known as Columbus Day.

Central Ohio bonds, levies on the ballot

Voters will decide on bonds and levies that would help generate funding for standard operations, projects and expansions.

A historic Little Italy theater is decaying and condemned. Neighbors want it cleaned up.

The longtime owner of the Mayfield Theatre says he plans to redevelop it. Nearby business owners say the building has gone from being an eyesore to a safety risk.

J.D. Vance Explains How Illegal Immigration Has Led to the Destruction of America’s Middle Class

He further argued that current immigration policies, which he attributes to the Biden administration, have created a system that favors cheaper, undocumented labor over American workers. “It has led to the evisceration of the American middle class,” Vance concluded, calling for a shift in focus toward reengaging American citizens in the workforce.

Alexandru Irinel Matan has hat trick as Crew roll to 4-0 victory over Revolution

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Alexandru Irinel Matan had a hat trick after an early goal by defender DeJuan Jones and the Columbus Crew breezed to a 4-0 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday night.

Centuries-old mystery of Christopher Columbus’s true origins revealed in study

The 15th-century explorer Christopher Columbus was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe, Spanish scientists said on Saturday, after using DNA analysis to tackle a centuries-old mystery.

Why can’t Ryan Day, Ohio State football come through in the biggest moments?

The Buckeyes' goals remain, but they have to clean up the mistakes they made in their loss to Oregon on Saturday to reach them.

Ohio State-Oregon game breakdown: A look at player performance, what’s next for the team

We could sit here and look at one play here, one play there or complain about a call, but we’re not going to do that. We’re going to own it," Ryan Day said.