Columbus-area restaurants offer Thanksgiving dining and feasts to go

Several Columbus-area restaurants will offer full Thanksgiving meals for dine-in or to-go on Thursday, Nov. 26.

Short North Italian Restaurant Turns 30

Martini Modern Italian is turning back the clock this month in honor of its 30th birthday. The Short North restaurant opened in November of 1996 at 445 N. High St. and is one of the first concepts developed by Cameron Mitchell Restaurants. To celebrate the anniversary, the restaurant is featuring past menu items throughout the month of November.

Final Central Ohio Outdoor Car Shows – Miller’s, Fall Harvest & Veterans Day

The 2026 Central Ohio outdoor car show season has officially come to a close, but there are still a handful of cruise-ins and cars & coffee events remaining on the November calendar. This week’s News & Notes features reports from three of the season’s final outdoor shows: Miller’s Fall Swap...

Fur Baby Friday: Left behind at 10, Donald needs a family to love him

Why are senior pets recommended for households with routines?. A leisurely walk, a sunny spot for a nap and someone to share the couch. Donald’s wish list is simple. The 10-year-old dog visited Good Day Columbus for Fur Baby Friday with Emily Shuey of Columbus Humane, showing just how much a senior companion has to offer.

Ryan Day opens up on son RJ Day's recruiting visits to Purdue, Northwestern

Ohio State head coach Ryan Day shares his honest thoughts on watching his son, class of 2027 quarterback RJ Day, take recruiting visits to Purdue and Northwestern.

Columbus could see another double digit water rate hike to pay for water infrastructure projects

Columbus is weighing another steep water bill increase that would cost the average household an extra $123 annually, one year after a similar increase was proposed. An 18% increase would impact customers in Columbus, its suburbs and outlying communities that rely on the city's water systems if approved by Columbus City Council. Projections presented by Columbus Water and Power last year show water bills could increase by more than 10% for the next several years until 2032.

Patrick at Micro Center Grand Opening in Austin Texas Today

A few weeks ago, Patrick was at the Micro Center Columbus Ohio Grand Reopening with Jeff Geerling. Thousands of people showed up at the store near the company’s headquarters. Today, Patrick and Jeff will be at the brand-new Austin, Texas location. Sam and I were delayed by 7+ hours connecting through Philadelphia yesterday, so they will likely arrive in the early afternoon, assuming the new flight timing holds.

Michigan defense creates separation to defeat Ohio State

Wednesday night showcased where the real scoring opportunities are earned — it’s in the defense. The Michigan volleyball team controlled the pace of the game while serving, forcing Ohio State to struggle on the offensive end. Even though both teams were closely ranked, the outcome of the game didn’t reflect that.

Men’s Hockey: Badgers Route Buckeyes

MADISON, WI (WSAU) — The top-ranked Wisconsin men’s hockey team continued its early-season roll with a 5-2 win over Ohio State in Big Ten play on Friday. Zach Wooten was one of five players who scored for the Badgers. He had a third-period power-play goal and an assist. Brent Solomon, Oliver Tulk, and Gavin Morrissey also scored. Alexis Cournoyer made 29 saves to preserve the win.

Luke Fahey finds Isaiah West for four-yard TD, giving Ohio State lead over Northwestern

No. 9 Badgers defeat Ohio State in four sets

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The No. 9 Wisconsin volleyball team downed the Ohio State Buckeyes in four sets (23-25, 25-18, 25-19, 25-22) at the Covelli Center on Friday night. Wisconsin (19-7, 13-3) was able to spread out the offense effectively against Ohio State (11-14, 4-11), as five Badgers achieved double-figure kill totals. Freshman Decelise Champion paced the offense with 15 kills behind a .467 hitting percentage. Jaela Auguste, Grace Lopez and Grace Egan each chipped in 13 as Lynney Tarnow added 12.