COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Columbus Promise program, which has allowed eligible Columbus City Schools graduates to attend Columbus State Community College free of charge since 2022, faces some uncertainty ...

In North Dakota, farmers aren’t neighbors — they’re family. When a sudden car crash tragically took the life of a beloved community member, the goodhearted folks of Antler came together to carry out ...

The Ohio State football team doesn't have much time to nurse its disappointment. Just one day after falling to Indiana 13-10 in the Big Ten championship, OSU learned its fate in the College Football ...

Emerging as victorious in the Big Ten championship, Indiana will likely pass Ohio State in the College Football Playoff rankings when the final CFP bracket is revealed. Ohio State lost to Indiana in ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – It appears that the Columbus Promise program could end up being a broken promise. Columbus Promise is a joint initiative for the City of Columbus and Columbus State Community ...

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther's proposed budget floats cutting funds from Columbus Promise, despite the mayor's commitment earlier this year to add an additional $10 million to the free tuition ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The moment wasn’t too big for Indiana football on Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium. The No. 2 Hoosiers (13-0) locked up the top overall seed in this year’s College Football Playoff and a ...

Another Columbus-area municipality has enacted a temporary moratorium on data center construction. Washington Township trustees unanimously voted 3-0 on Dec. 8 to place a 90-day ban on data centers ...

The College Football Playoff quarterfinals continue Thursday, with eight teams eyeing a spot in the proverbial final four. The games started with Ohio State vs Miami before three more games Thursday.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A former sheep farm in northwest Columbus will soon be transformed into a community park, with construction set to begin in winter 2026. Set on 58 acres, at West Case Road near ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A partnership built on helping the community is set to enter a new phase after more than 100 years of service. In a statement released Tuesday, the Diocese of Columbus and St.

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