Desmond Howard continues moronic anti-Ohio State streak with horrible Jeremiah Smith take

It's a wonder no one actually takes this guy seriously.

Wild Eggs Opens First Central Ohio Restaurant in Columbus, Hiring 50-Plus

Wild Eggs opened its first central Ohio restaurant at 7 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, in The Commons at Hamilton Quarter on Columbus’s northeast side, and the company says the opening brings more than 50 jobs with it. The Louisville-based scratch-kitchen breakfast chain’s announcement was summarized by Columbus Local Job Page, and Columbus restaurant writer Nick […]

OhioHealth patient transporter uses birthday to help others

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A Columbus patient transporter celebrated his 75 birthday in a special way. Larry Stevens works for OhioHealth and for a sixth year, he used his birthday as a way to give back to the community. With the help of his friends and OhioHealth colleagues, he collected more than 1,000 coats to […]

CFP rankings live predictions: Ohio State stays alive, Wake Forest makes statement

The second batch of College Football Playoff rankings provided plenty of talking points. Georgia sits atop the CFP Top 25 after Notre Dame's win over Miami . The Hurricanes fell six spots, while Indiana was among the biggest losers without even playing. The Hoosiers dropped five spots from No. 4 to No. 9 while on an off week. Go figure. Their game against USC (No. 18 in CFP) figures to be one of Saturday's most consequential matchups. On Friday night, No. 4 UCLA picked up a 22-14 win over Illinois to stay undefeated and avoided a major injury scare to quarterback Ty Dieffenbach , already filling in for the injured Nico Iamaleava. Meanwhile, in Boulder, Colorado upset No. 14 Houston , dealing a blow to the Big 12's hopes of multiple teams in the 12-team field. Wake up, CFP committee! It's time to take Demon Deacons seriously Are bowls dead? What happens to bowl games with 24-team CFP coming? In Saturday's early slate, the ACC took center stage. Miami bounced back from its loss to the Irish with a 36-25 win over Duke and Wake Forest absolutely slapped SMU, sending a message to the CFP committee. Other games that will

Southwest Dublin housing proposal calls for over 600 units on 137-acre property

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — A large housing development proposed for southwest Dublin would bring hundreds of homes to the city’s rural edge, next to land Columbus has already rezoned for a neighborhood of roughly 2,000 homes.  The plan calls for 633 units on 137 acres at 7495 Rings Road, with neighborhood shops, public parks and […]

Gilligan Co. Rolls Out Online Ordering

The chain has introduced the offering at all of its Ohio locations. Gilligan Co., which does business in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio under the GOCO banner, has announced a new collaboration with Lula Commerce to roll out online ordering across its Ohio network. Gilligan Co., which was started by Patrick...

Gilbert: Buckeyes Strike Serious Tone For Desperate Times

Ohio State football is at its lowest point in 15 years and desperate for a victory. They must take out their frustrations on Northwestern or endure another long week. Columbus, OH – — Judging by the three coaches and two players who faced the media this week, the mood among the Buckeyes is serious.

More Than 80 Popcorn Flavors Make This Ohio Shop Anything but Ordinary

Chicken and waffles popcorn sounds like a joke, but an Ohio shop actually sells it. The same menu includes flavors inspired by cheeseburgers, Brie and jam, and colorful jelly beans, alongside familiar favorites such as caramel and cheddar. The family-owned business advertises more than 80 popcorn flavors, making an ordinary...

Nicco Marchiol rushes for two-yard TD, cutting Northwestern deficit against Ohio State

Columbus Stretches World Kindness Day Into Five Days of Meals, Grants and Giving

COLUMBUS, Ohio — World Kindness Day falls on Friday, November 13, but Columbus is not stopping at one day. The Columbus Foundation’s Center for HumanKindness launched its fourth annual Celebrate Kindness campaign on Friday, stretching the observance across five days of free meals, giveaways and surprise grants for local nonprofits, according to the Columbus Dispatch. […]

Tre Kitchen & Bar to Open Southern Mediterranean Restaurant in Columbus’ Victorian Village

A new dining destination is preparing to open in Columbus’ Victorian Village neighborhood, where Tre Kitchen & Bar plans to bring Southern Mediterranean cuisine and a welcoming atmosphere to the community. The restaurant will be located at 335 W. 3rd Ave. in Columbus, Ohio, in the former home of...

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.

University leaders react to SAE investigations, call for accountability and cultural change

University and student leaders are calling for greater accountability and campus culture changes following an incident involving the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity — or SAE — that left two students with second- and third-degree burns.

Govou Ties Career High With 25 Kills in Ohio State’s Loss to Wisconsin

Ohio State pushed No. 9 Wisconsin to the edge in front of a sold-out Covelli Center crowd on Friday night, Nov. 13, but the Badgers took the final three sets to beat the Buckeyes 3-1 (23-25, 25-18, 25-19, 25-22) in Big Ten women’s volleyball, Ohio State athletics reported. Outside hitter Naomy Govou tied her career […]

Anita Somani, Indian-American Physician, Wins Re-Election to Ohio House

Anita Somani, an Indian American physician, has secured a third term in the Ohio House of Representatives, defeating Republican Kelly Hunter-Kalagidis with 70.79% of the vote. Dr. Anita Somani’s political journey intertwines her medical career, advocacy for reproductive health, and public service in Ohio. The Indian American Democrat has successfully won re-election to the Ohio House of Representatives, representing the state’s 8th House District.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.