Becky Raspe

World Zionist Organization vice chairman Yizhar Hess will visit Columbus on Dec. 3 to present “Between October 7 and October 8: American Jews’ role in shaping Israel’s ‘day after’” at

The Intel project in New Albany is set to receive $1.5 billion in CHIPS Act funding.

For seven days and six nights, over 250 members of the Columbus Jewish community will call Israel home when they embark on JewishColumbus’ Israel 614: Columbus Community Mission from Oct.

For a seasoned stage actor like Marc Moritz, there aren’t many more firsts to experience as a 68-year-old with dozens of credits, just as many stages and thousands of miles

To Bexley native Abraham Bonowitz, the death penalty conversation is not just a topical documentary or podcast subject but a life’s work.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose received, and opened, mail at his Upper Arlington home on Dec. 15 that contained a threatening note and “powdery substance.”

Families Flourish welcomed 280 people to its Power of Opportunity 2024 event, held Dec. 4 at The Stack at Municipal Light Plant in Columbus.

As taxpayers prepare to button up their yearly taxes ahead of filing season, two local Jewish day schools are hoping filers will consider redirecting some of their tax dollars for

As another Festival of Lights approaches, community organizations are gearing up to engage Jews across Central Ohio in time-honored traditions and fun festivities. This year, we light the first candle

On Dec. 31, Jewish Heritage Night will return to Nationwide Arena in Columbus in celebration of the Festival of Lights at the 8 p.m. Columbus Blue Jackets vs. Carolina Hurricanes