Alison Holm

Fifty men were arrested during the Major League Baseball All-Star festivities this week for soliciting prostitution.

Ohio State University's Medical Center is introducing a new treatment for burn victims that reduces pain and recovery time with spray-on skin cells.  

An increase in drug overdoses in recent days prompted the Columbus and Franklin County Public Health departments to issue an “overdose advisory” Wednesday.   

While both sides insist they are bargaining in good faith, the Columbus City Schools and the teachers union continue to plan for a possible strike this fall. 

Today is the start of the 58th annual Columbus Arts Festival downtown.  

After a wave of controversial police-involved shootings, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther last year created a commission to gather community input on how to make the city's Division of Police more responsive. 

A former Mount Carmel West doctor accused of killing dozens of patients surrendered to police this morning.  

The Mid-Ohio Planning Commission wants Central Ohioan to think differently about their daily commute, and they hope a little friendly competition may spur the switch to healthier forms of transportation. 

Superintendent Talisa Dixon says partnerships will be the key to improving Columbus City Schools.  

After the storm comes the cleanup. 

Columbus City Schools are moving ahead with plans to renovate buildings for a new “language schools” feeder pattern, and creating new administrative positions downtown.

Democratic U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio attacked the increasingly restrictive climate surrounding women's reproductive issues this week.  

A plan to renovate several Columbus City School buildings, and streamline the language program feeder plan is on hold again, amid questions over the price tag and where the money will come from. 

After 18 seasons, the Columbus Blue Jackets are going somewhere they've never been before - the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. 

Columbus City Schools are purchasing 40 new buses - and getting a 2 million dollar rebate  in the form of a matching grant from the Ohio EPA's Diesel Mitigation Trust Fund.  

A new national county-level survey on health places Franklin County in the middle of the state's 88 counties, but shows much different outcomes nearby.  

A national developer that wants to revive a South Side industrial site is asking the Columbus City Schools to approve to a tax abatement that could bring the district equipment, scholarships and a property tax windfall down the road.

Following internal and FBI probes that led to indictments against one officer, interim Columbus Police Chief Tom Quinlan announced Tuesday that he’s dissolving the department’s troubled vice squad.