Kristen McFarland

People gathered in Westerville Sunday afternoon to make their voices heard about the presence of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Columbus.

AAA estimates roughly 8 million people will fly domestically during the holiday period.

International studies professor Dr. Glen Duerr said major uncertainty remains about what comes next for Venezuela and for U.S. involvement.

Although the FAA has since reopened the airspace, many travelers are still struggling to get home.

In December, the district's board of education voted to cut transportation for K–8 students attending non‑100% lottery schools except in certain situations.

The funding is separate from the $25 million investment approved by Columbus City Council on Monday evening, bringing the total public commitment to $50 million.

CartiHeal Agili-C, an FDA-approved implant made from coral, is designed to treat cartilage damage.

The inaugural “Master Sgt. Tyler Simmons Memorial Military Scholarship” was presented Thursday at Eastmoor Academy High School.

The eagle appeared hesitant at first but eventually took flight and returned to its natural habitat.

Officers were called on a report of a shooting in the 2700 block of Wedge Street, located near the East Linden neighborhood, just after 1:35 p.m.