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Remembering Gabi by Odette Tolksdorf, at the Ohio Craft Museum Matrix II by Erwin Redl, from the Wexner Center for the Arts exhibit "Six Solos" Third Reader by Priscilla Roberts, from the exhibit "Shared Intelligence" at the Columbus Museum of Art Pablo Picasso by Arnold Newman, at Capital University The Book of Genesis Illustrated, Chapter 1 by ...

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A woman said she has filed a formal complaint with the Columbus Division of Police after videotaping a police officer playing ping pong at a late-night party, 10TV's Danielle Elias reported on Saturday.

Industrial conglomerate Siemens is moving ahead with a plan to close a Columbus distribution center, which is expected to lead to the loss of 88 jobs.

Cyclists gather outside the restored Lincoln Theatre before setting off on a 29-mile tour of a variety of Columbus neighborhoods today.

Police said a Yellow Cab driver was violently attacked during an attempted robbery Friday night in Prairie Township.

Columbus police closed the Fifth Avenue bridge over the Olentangy River Saturday evening to enable rescuers to look for a person a witness said had jumped or fallen off a bridge.

On the first Saturday of each month, Life & Arts taps into the many questions received and answered by the staff of the Columbus Metropolitan Library.

The "Ties that Bind" tie-tying ceremony will be a symbolic induction for scholars into the school community.

Police are looking for a man who allegedly assaulted another man who was in a verbal altercation with the suspect's wife.

Columbus is taking another shot at trying to sell the Champions Golf Course , an 18-hole layout with an admired pedigree but a record as a consistent money-loser for the city's Recreation and Parks Department.

Language Access founder Andy Panos, right, has revived the interpretation services provider with the aid of Los Angeles investors.

Take in some free art this weekend at the 44th annual UA Arts Festival. Photo: Matt Cardy/Getty Images Columbus residents looking for some fun this Labor Day weekend can find plenty of things to do without spending too much money.

The 32nd bank robbery in Columbus of 2010 has the distinction of being the second in the same day carried out by a female.

Gloria Ross enjoys a visit to the Topiary Garden at the Old Deaf School Park Downtown, a location on the first of the Columbus Art Walks maps.

NEWARK - Bond was set at $100,000 for a Columbus man in connection with the robbery of a Heath residence for drugs.

Four voters are challenging Ohio's increasingly popular absentee ballot system, accusing the state in a federal lawsuit of setting up an unfair system where some counties pay the postage on ballot applications and others don't. Voters are subjected to different rules depending on which county they live in, violating the equal protection clause of ...

Demographics Laurel Oaks students win awards at SkillsUSA Leadership Conference A group of Laurel Oaks students spent part of their summer break developing leadership skills and demonstrating their abilities in a variety of academic and career-technical fields.

If you were planning on watching the Ohio State-Marshall game at the Grandview Cafe, you'll need a change of plans.

COLUMBUS , Ohio A portion of Interstate 670 westbound, south of the airport, reopens after a crash Thursday morning.