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Olivia Rodrigo Hands Flowers to Ohio Democrat Gubernatorial Candidate Amy Acton at Columbus Concert
Pop star Olivia Rodrigo handed flowers to Ohio’s Democrat candidate for governor Amy Acton and hugged her at her concert in Columbus on Friday as the final days wind down for the 2026 midterms. As she broke out in her “Stupid Song” during her first show, Rodrigo walked out...
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Fairfield County Voters Head to Polls Tuesday After Early Voting Ends in Lancaster
Fairfield County voters head to their precinct polling places on Tuesday, November 3, after early in-person voting ended Sunday, November 1, at the Fairfield County Board of Elections in Lancaster. Polls across Ohio are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Election Day, and voters who are in line by 7:30 p.m. have the […]
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Ohio State Gallery Opens Collage Show Built From 300 Resistance Submissions
A new collage exhibition exploring resistance, isolation and identity opens Friday evening at Hopkins Hall Gallery on Ohio State University's campus, with a DJ set, a poet and a room full of scrap paper waiting for visitors to tear into. Pulp Stiction: Collage as an Act of Resistance runs from Oct. 26 through Dec. 11, drawing more than 70 artists whose work was culled from over 300 submissions.
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FEMA Help Opens in Columbus Nov. 2-6 for August Storm Survivors
Residents of Franklin County and six other Ohio counties hit by August severe weather can get in-person help with federal disaster assistance in Columbus this week, as a Survivor Outreach Availability site opens Monday, Nov. 2, at the Franklin County Emergency Management Agency, 5300 Strawberry Farms Blvd. The site will be open Nov. 2 through […]
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From Trenton to Grove City, data centers are on Ohio ballots this election
Ohio leads the nation in data center-related ballot measures in the upcoming election, with 21 initiatives across 18 municipalities. Voters in these areas — from Trenton in the state's southwest to Defiance in the rural northwest — will have the opportunity to decide whether to adopt regulations that would limit the construction of hyper-scale data centers.
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Army Veteran's Mortgage Payment Jumps $1,181 After VA Kills Rescue Loan Program
Scott Boyd bought his VA-financed home near Columbus, Ohio, in 2021. After a mass layoff and a struggle with PTSD left him behind on payments, he got a loan modification meant to help him keep the house. Instead, his monthly payment jumped by $1,181, and his interest rate rose from 2.75% to 6.75%.
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New 25-Story Estrella Tower With Rooftop Pool Wins Warm Reception Downtown
A redesigned 25-story tower planned for downtown Columbus won a warm reception from the Downtown Commission at its Oct. 27 special meeting, according to reporting by The Columbus Dispatch, putting a project years in planning a step closer to joining the skyline at East Rich and South Fourth streets. The project, known as The Estrella, […]
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Officials, candidates prepare for Ohio's Election Day
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Thousands Turn Out in Delaware for Ohio’s Largest Veterans Parade
Downtown Delaware turned red, white and blue on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 1, as thousands of people lined the streets for the annual Delaware Veterans Parade, an event recognized as the largest veterans parade in Ohio. The Delaware Source reported that this year’s parade reached capacity, with more than 200 units and approximately 1,900 participants taking […]
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Free Columbus STEM & Arts Expo returns to Polaris Fashion Place
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Columbus STEM & Arts Expo is returning to Polaris Fashion Place for its 12th year. The event is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 8 from noon to 5 p.m. at 1560 Polaris Parkway, behind Barnes & Noble. Families across Central Ohio with children of all...
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Delaware May Bill Patients for 911 Ambulance Rides Starting in 2027
Delaware city officials are moving toward billing residents and visitors for ambulance calls starting in 2027, a shift aimed at recouping money the city lost after Delaware County stopped reimbursing it for EMS runs. The plan would bring in more than $1 million a year, according to city estimates, and could determine whether the fire department can keep adding staff and equipment in the years ahead.
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Here’s the Columbus coffee shop John Legend was just spotted at
While in town for midterm campaigning, this Ohio-native celebrity visited a local coffee shop. On October 27, Cure Coffee and Cocktails, located at 154 N 3rd St., organized a rally for Sherrod Brown amid the close Senate race, featuring speakers from Brown’s campaign, Ohio organizations, and some musical entertainment from The Ohio State University’s African American Voices Gospel Choir.