It's officially starting to feel like fall. The heat of the summer had died down. The calendar has flipped to October. And college football conference play is in full swing.

Aging equipment and repeated breakdowns are driving several vehicle replacement requests headed to the Columbus City Council.

As some of the marquee 2027 NFL Draft prospects have faltered in the first month of the season, other players have capitalized on the opportunity to raise their profile.

Finding a home for Columbus' annual cross country meet was a challenge, but Friday's races went off without a hitch.

Yes, even though the Padres are the hottest team in baseball — winning 19 of their last 22 games — the Brewers are going to ...

Lightning is believed to be the cause of a Sept. 29 attic fire on Pershing Road that damaged a home but resulted in no injuries.

Grants helped United Way buy the supplies. Volunteers from ADM provided the people power needed to pack and distribute it to Columbus seniors.

Pilot Smit Machchhar was hailed as a hero for unlocking the cockpit door after being stabbed and fighting for his life.

The play-in round is over. The home teams won three of four wild-card series, with the worst team by record the other loser.

Understanding the mechanisms by which biological communities are reorganized by environmental change is a key question facing scientists today and tomorrow.

It’s important to strike a healthy balance when you are eating and exercising so you can prevent and treat REDs.

It is public donations that fund the Columbus Library Foundation and there are several ways you can ensure lasting support ...